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Seeing good and bad for what they are: Preverbal infants discern valence in geometric-agent interactions
Animated shapes have informed much of what is known about early sociomoral cognition, but concerns have been raised about this approach and the interpretations based on it. In particular, whether infants perceive interactions between geometric agents as socially and affectively meaningful has receiv
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