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Visual context modulates action perception in 10-month-old infants

2017-04-27

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Research on early action perception has documented infants’ astounding abilities in tracking, predicting, and understanding other people’s actions. Common interpretations of previous findings tend to generalize across a wide range of action stimuli and contexts. In this study, ten-month-old infants repeatedly watched a video of a same-aged crawling baby that was transiently occluded. The video was presented in alt...

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9a8867d0-081b-516a-b3c1-e4eab9f03d67
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10.1101/131524
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