Cognitive development

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  Año 1993, Vol. 8, Número 3

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    Twenty-Five-Month-Old Children Do Not Have a Grammatical Category of Verb

    Raquel S. Olguin, Michael Tomasello

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    págs. 245-272

    
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    Children's initial assumptions about the meaning of novel motion verbs: Biased and conservative?

    James Forbes, M. Jeffrey Farrar

    • Resumen

    págs. 273-290

    
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    Concept Formation in Infancy

    pág. 291

    
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    Concept Formation in Infancy

    pág. 291

    
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    The fabric of an event: Different sources of temporal invariance differentially affect 24-month-olds' recall

    Patricia J. Bauer, Lisa L. Travis

    • Resumen

    págs. 319-341

    
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    Processes of Scene Recognition Memory in Young Children and Adults

    pág. 343

    
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    Processes of Scene Recognition Memory in Young Children and Adults

    pág. 343

    
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    Visiting the Doctor: Children's Knowledge and Memory

    pág. 361

    
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    Visiting the Doctor: Children's Knowledge and Memory

    pág. 361