A: Our research results are presented to other psychologists who study children at professional conferences and are submitted for publication in academic journals such as Child Development. Children are never identified by name in these reports, as they focus on what children as a group do in the research tasks. The research has also been reported in media outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Newsweek, and on television news programs. The research may have implications for early childhood education and give insights into the thinking of very young children.