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The development of the imagination and imaginary worlds
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 45:e278 (2022)
Abstract
Evidence from developmental psychology on children's imagination is currently too limited to support Dubourg and Baumard's proposal and, in several respects, it is inconsistent with their proposal. Although children have impressive imaginative powers, we highlight the complexity of the developmental trajectory as well as the close connections between children's imagination and reality.Author's Profile
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