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Patterns of Cognitive Development in Infancy.
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  • 1980Habituation Is Not Enough: Novelty Preferences, Search, and Memory in Infancy.40 cited
  • 1975Relation of Infants' Performance on Piaget Scales between Twelve and Twenty-Four Months and Their Stanford-Binet Performance at Thirty-One Months35 cited

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