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アリソン・ゴプニック:赤ちゃんは何を考えているでしょう?

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心理学者のアリソン・ゴプニックは、「乳幼児はさながら人類における研究開発部門です」と説明しています。彼女は幼児が遊んでいる時に、実際に行っている洗練された情報収集や意思決定について 研究しています。

Alison Gopnik takes us into the fascinating minds of babies and children, and shows us how much we understand before we even realize we do. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by HIROKO ITO
Reviewed by Lisa Akiyama
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