Stage fright: Internal reflection as a domain general enabling constraint on the emergence of explicit thought
Abstract
It has become increasingly clear over the last half century that there are multiple important changes in children’s abilities taking place at around age 4. These changes span social, emotional, and cognitive domains. While some researchers have argued that a domain-general development explains some of the changes, such a position is a minority view. In the current article, we provide some evidence for the development of an age 4 domain-general...
Paper Details
Title
Stage fright: Internal reflection as a domain general enabling constraint on the emergence of explicit thought
Published Date
Jan 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
45
Pages
77 - 91
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