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Noncooperative Games: Extensionsat a perceptually naive infant possesses the perceptual abilities of experienced adults, whereas empiricists such as William James maintain that the young infant’s world is composed of a “blooming, buzzing confusion.” According to this latter view, objects and people gradually emerge through experience from the background of perceptual chaos.

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Noncooperative Games: Extensionsat a perceptually naive infant possesses the perceptual abilities of experienced adults, whereas empiricists such as William James maintain that the young infant’s world is composed of a “blooming, buzzing confusion.” According to this latter view, objects and people gradually emerge through experie

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Core, Shapley Value, and Weber Seties for the perception of complex auditory patterns such as speech (see Schneider, Trehub, & Bull, 1979; Trehub, Bull, & Schneider, 1981a). The research in infant audition focused primarily on the neonatal period, with little or no attention to subsequent development. This research direction was mot

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