Zoti's Social Toolkit: Developing and piloting novel animated tasks to assess emotional understanding and conflict resolution skills in childhood

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Current methods used to investigate emotional inference and conflict resolution knowledge are limited in their suitability for use with children with language disorders due to a reliance on language processing. This is problematic, as nearly 8% of the population are estimated to have developmental language disorder (DLD). In this paper, we present ‘Zoti's Social Toolkit’, a set of animated scenarios that can be used to assess emotion inferencing and conflict resolution knowledge. All animated scenarios contain interpersonal situations centred around a gender-neutral alien named Zoti. Four studies investigated the face and construct validity of the stimuli. The final stimulus set can be used with children, who may or may not have language difficulties and is openly available for use in research.

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Lloyd-Esenkaya, V., Russell, A. J., & St Clair, M. C. (2024). Zoti’s Social Toolkit: Developing and piloting novel animated tasks to assess emotional understanding and conflict resolution skills in childhood. British Journal of Developmental Psychology, 42(2), 187–214. https://doi.org/10.1111/bjdp.12475

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