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Week 2: Observing the Development of Little Minds
In Mind Games. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 83–97 (2010)
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Week 2 ‐ observing the development of little minds Day 8 dotty experiments on teddies Day 9 (a.m.)‐ the cow in the field‐that‐gets‐built‐on Day 10 the dissonance of $1 volunteers Day 11 investigating memory Day 12 jargon for dummies Day 13 Be Lucky! Day 14 this being not a self‐help book mountains of egocentricity ‐ Piaget's finding of children, reporting affirmatively with a ‘yes’ when seeing Jemima, and assume the same for teddy
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