Social Identity Modulates Belief Change in Adolescents: Evidence From a Dyadic Retrieval Practice Paradigm

These findings indicate that adolescents' belief change is modulated by the social identity of the information source. The study deepens understanding of belief formation and socialization during adolescence and provides practical implications for educational approaches, such as group-based error correction.

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Journal of Adolescence
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2026-01-05
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https://doi.org/10.1002/jad.70096
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Child and Animal Learning Development
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Social Identity Modulates Belief Change in Adolescents: Evidence From a Dyadic Retrieval Practice Paradigm

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Child and Animal Learning Development
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Social Identity Modulates Belief Change in Adolescents: Evidence From a Dyadic Retrieval Practice Paradigm

Huan Zhang, Lingru Pei, Yue Zhang, Juan Du, Jiaqi Liu
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Abstract

These findings indicate that adolescents' belief change is modulated by the social identity of the information source. The study deepens understanding of belief formation and socialization during adolescence and provides practical implications for educational approaches, such as group-based error correction.

Journal of Adolescence
Tianjin Normal University (CN), Tianjin Children's Hospital (CN)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 98%
Child and Animal Learning Development
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