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The social ecology of development: The changing structure of preschoolers’ everyday experiences at home
computational-modelingdevelopmental-psychologyenvironmental-psychologyquantitative-methodssocial-and-behavioral-sciences
Everyday social interactions shape human psychological development. Research, however, has primarily relied on controlled settings or brief observations; consequently, the nature of naturalistic everyday experiences remains largely unstudied. To address this gap, we developed an automated multimodal
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