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. 2000 Apr;1(2):245-251.
doi: 10.1207/S15327078IN0102_6. Epub 2000 Apr 1.

Probabilistic Epigenesis, Experience, and Psychological Development in Infancy

David I Anderson  1 , Edward M Hubbard  2 , Joseph J Campos  2 , Marianne A Barbu-Roth  2 , David Witherington  2 , Matthew J Hertenstein  2
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Probabilistic Epigenesis, Experience, and Psychological Development in Infancy

David I Anderson et al. Infancy. 2000 Apr.
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