Apparently, young children do not need higher-order concepts, or theory, to understand intentional states discriminately.
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.A similar point holds for o₂—which, though indiscriminable from o₁, is discriminately less blue than o_(new).
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The hypothesis is that in the end, the interplay of activation and decay will cause just a few areas to be discriminately more activated than others, thus identifying the predominant knowledge items, which can then be interpreted as the main concepts – the topics – present in the text.
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In a recent study, babies under 15 months were all found to respond discriminately to the name of one person (e.g., Mommy) and one-half responded discriminately to the name of an object (e.g., blanket) without contextual cues or gestures (Miller, Chapman, Branston, & Reichle, 1980).
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