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online resource (streaming video file)(335 seconds) |
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Behavior |
| Summary |
At 3-4 months, listening to human and nonhuman primate vocalizations boosts infants' cognition; by 6 months, only human vocalizations exert this cognitive advantage. We describe an exposure manipulation that reveals the powerful shaping role of experience as infants specify which sounds to link to cognition and which to tune out |
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Title from resource description page |
| Audience |
For undergraduate, graduate, and professional students |
| Notes |
English |
| Subject |
Behavior
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Streaming video
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