The Development of Causal Reasoning

Barbara Koslowski · Amy M. Masnick

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Child and Animal Learning Development Science Education and Pedagogy Bayesian Modeling and Causal Inference

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This chapter contains sections titled: Reasoning about Physical Causality in Infancy Reasoning about Mechanical Causality in Older Children Reasoning about Non-Mechanical Causality Reasoning about and Evaluating Causal Mechanisms General Summary and Conclusions

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