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Early development of visual attention in infants in rural Malawi

Pyykkö et al., 2019

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2353900295257029929
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Pyykkö J
Forssman L
Maleta K
Ashorn P
Ashorn U
Leppänen J
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Developmental Science

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Eye tracking research has shown that infants develop a repertoire of attentional capacities during the first year. The majority of studies examining the early development of attention comes from Western, high‐resource countries. We examined visual attention in a …
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