父母对婴儿好奇心的理解：跨文化差异

Cross-cultural research has examined whether parents differ in how they value curiosity as a developmental characteristic, but it remains unclear whether they understand the concept in the same way. Because early curiosity must be inferred from behavior, concrete behavioral judgments offer a direct test of this question. Parents in Germany, China, and Japan were randomly assigned to judge age-appropriate behaviors from a published infant-toddler or early-childhood curiosity measure, rating each either as an expression of curiosity or as socially desirable. The 689 parents (142 German, 425 Chin