Semantic Comprehension in Infancy: A Signal Detection Analysis

David G. Thomas · Joseph J. Campos · David W. Shucard · Douglas S. Ramsay · Janet L. Shucard

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David G. Thomas, Joseph J. Campos, David W. Shucard, Douglas S. Ramsay, Janet Shucard, Semantic Comprehension in Infancy: A Signal Detection Analysis, Child Development, Vol. 52, No. 3 (Sep., 1981), pp. 798-803

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