The Social Context of Infant Intention Understanding.

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Published in J Cogn Dev on January 01, 2014

Authors

Sarah Dunphy-Lelii1, Jennifer Labounty2, Jonathan D Lane3, Henry M Wellman3

Author Affiliations

1: Bard College.
2: Lewis and Clark University.
3: University of Michigan.

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