Discrimination of Small Forms in a Deviant-Detection Paradigm by 10-month-old Infants

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RT @brookes_oa: Born open access! B Kenward @OBU_Psychology @hls_research & colleagues @Uppsala_BabyLab: Infants can discriminate between s…

RT @brookes_oa: Born open access! B Kenward @OBU_Psychology @hls_research & colleagues @Uppsala_BabyLab: Infants can discriminate between s…

Born open access! B Kenward @OBU_Psychology @hls_research & colleagues @Uppsala_BabyLab: Infants can discriminate between small forms based on geometrical properties, but only when the difference is sufficiently large. https://t.co/dVx0CMCGCF #brookes

RT @lindskog_m: Just out is also this paper in @FrontPsychol with colleagues from @Uppsala_BabyLab. Here we got to use some Bayesian stats…

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