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Visual statistical learning in infancy: evidence for a domain general learning mechanism
Cognition · 2002 · Vol. 83(2) · pp. B35–B42
Natasha Z. Kirkham✉(Cornell University)Jonathan A. Slemmer(Cornell University)Scott P. Johnson(Cornell University)
Language Development and DisordersChild and Animal Learning DevelopmentLanguage and cultural evolutionGeneralityPsychologyCognitive psychologyStimulus (psychology)CognitionStatistical learningMechanism (biology)Cognitive scienceLanguage acquisitionImplicit learning
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Age FactorsAttentionPsychology, ChildColor PerceptionFemaleHumansInfantMalePattern Recognition, VisualProbability Learning
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- National Science Foundation
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