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If you could put yourself inside the brain of a newborn baby, what would you see, hear, taste, think and feel--and how we know. The authors surveyed the entire scientific literature on newborns and integrated it from this perspective. Won the book award of the American Psychological Association. English edition published in the US and UK. Translated into Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Polish.
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Bibliography: p. [244]-281.
Includes index.
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