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Two kinds of real-world statistics in U.S. children’s books and a mechanism for early learning of racial categories
Contemporary accounts of social category learning propose that children build social categories from experience. Despite the central role of experience in these accounts, we still know relatively little about how children learn social categories from their environment. Theories in other domains of d
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