When do children begin to alter behavior to please others?

At what age do we go from the happy-go-lucky diaper-wearing child at the grocery store to the adult that shys away from speaking in crowds or at the podium? Cognitive development researcher Sara Botto shares the initial results of a study conducted at Emory University’s Infant and Child Lab in this illuminating talk. Sara is a doctoral candidate in the Cognition and Development program at Emory University where she investigates when and how humans develop a concern for reputation.