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Categories and induction in young children
Cognition · 1986 · Vol. 23(3) · pp. 183–209
Susan A. Gelman✉(University of Michigan–Ann Arbor)Ellen M. Markman(Stanford University)
Child and Animal Learning DevelopmentCategorization, perception, and languageAdvanced Text Analysis TechniquesPsychologyObject (grammar)PerceptionNatural (archaeology)CategorizationUnobservableCognitive psychologyProperty (philosophy)Developmental psychologyTask (project management)
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AdultChild, PreschoolCognitionConcept FormationDiscrimination LearningHumans
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