THE DEVELOPMENT OF ATTENTION IN YOUNG INFANTS
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Summary
The infant’s capaci ty for a t tent ion to the environment, and the history of i t s development over t h e f i rs t month after birth are described.
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- article
- Published
- 1965-05-01
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- 84
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Keywords
Art, Humanities
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