Constraints on the Use of the Familiarization-Novelty Method in the Assessment of Infant Discrimination

Albert J. Caron · Rose F. Caron · Marcia D. Minichiello · Sarah L. Friedman

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Albert J. Caron, Rose F. Caron, Marcia D. Minichiello, Sandra J. Weiss, Sarah L. Friedman, Constraints on the Use of the Familiarization-Novelty Method in the Assessment of Infant Discrimination, Child Development, Vol. 48, No. 3 (Sep., 1977), pp. 747-762

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