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Direct linkSigelman, Carol K. – Social Development, 2013
To gain new perspective on the development of understandings and perceptions of income inequality, this study compared the reactions of six, eight, and 10-year-olds to a rich man and a poor man and the winners and losers of a contest of skill and a game of chance. Age differences in attributions for outcomes reflected a strengthening with age of…
Descriptors: Age Differences, Income, Advantaged, Disadvantaged
