Publications
Turan-Küçük, E. N., & Kibbe, M. M. (2025). Three-and four-year-old children represent mutually exclusive possible identities. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, 249, 106078. Preprint, Journal Link, PDF
Turan-Küçük, E. N., & Kibbe, M. M. (2024). Three-year-olds' ability to plan for mutually exclusive future possibilities is limited primarily by their representations of possible plans, not possible events. Cognition, 244, 105712. PDF, Journal Link
Manuscripts Under Review
Turan-Küçük, E.N., Kibbe, M.M. The human-first hypothesis revisited: An online replication of Bonatti, Frot, Zangl, and Mehler (2002). Under Review, Infancy.
Turan-Küçük, E.N., Kibbe, M.M. Children’s reasoning about possible outcomes of events in the present and the future. Under Review.
Manuscripts in Preparation
Turan-Küçük, E.N., Kibbe, M.M. Do infants have an early-emerging concept of plants as categorically different from animate agents or inanimate objects? (Registered report in preparation).
Turan-Küçük, E.N., Alderete, S., Kibbe, M.M., Xu, F., Understanding the Development of Possibility Reasoning in Young Children: A Task Analysis. (Manuscript in preparation).
Turan-Küçük, E.N., Kelemen, D. Do children adopt a moral hierarchy when reasoning about living
and non-living entities? (Manuscript in preparation).
Turan-Küçük, E.N., Yaylaci, F.T., Young Children’s Representations of Possibility: The Effect of Active Participation in the Differentiation of Possible vs. Impossible. (Manuscript in preparation).