论文信息 - Perception of abstract identity/difference relationships by infants

Perception of abstract identity/difference relationships by infants

Abstract Infants presented with two successive preference-for-novelty tests with stimuli consisting of pairs of either identical or different toys exhibited preferences for a specific novel pair as well as a novel intrapair relationship. The latter indicates perception of abstract identity/difference relationships.

Donald J. Tyrrell | Lori B. Stauffer | Linda G. Snowman | D. J. Tyrrell

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