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They all fall down? The slow development of children’s understanding of physical causal mechanisms
Three and four-year-olds can readily infer causal relationships from the covariation of interventions and outcomes. However, this kind of understanding has almost always been tested using arbitrary stimuli (e.g., blicket detectors). Thus, the relationship between children’s understanding of covariat
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