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Children and adults infer traits from observed immoral behavior, but children preferentially use emotional expressions to predict future moral violations
Learning which characteristics of another person are reliable and relevant for predicting how that person is likely to behave in the future is fundamental to social cognition. This is particularly true of moral behavior given the importance of anticipating potential harm. Across three experiments (d
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