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Rebecca J. Ribar2004

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Infants can rapidly form new categorical representations

Rebecca J. Ribar · Lisa M. Oakes · Thomas L. Spalding

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1993Evidence for Representations of Perceptually Similar Natural Categories by 3-Month-Old and 4-Month-Old Infants 1993Concept formation in infancy 1986Developmental Change in Infants' Perception of Correlations among Attributes 1983The effect of context on the structure of categories 2000Perceptual and Conceptual Processes in Infancy 1993The place of perception in children's concepts 1995Effects of Categorization on Color Perception 1997A Reexamination of the Perceptual-to-Conceptual Shift in Mental Representations

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Published2004-06-01

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ISSN-L1069-9384

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