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Egocentricity in infants’ play with familiar objects in caregiver-child interactions

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Egocentricity in infants’ play with familiar objects in caregiver-child interactions. / Madhavan, Rajalakshmi; Sia, Ming Yean; Chen, Xiaoyun et al.
2024.

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Madhavan, R, Sia, MY, Chen, X, Mundry, R & Mani, N 2024 'Egocentricity in infants’ play with familiar objects in caregiver-child interactions'. https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/2ewqc

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Madhavan, R., Sia, M. Y., Chen, X., Mundry, R., & Mani, N. (2024). Egocentricity in infants’ play with familiar objects in caregiver-child interactions. https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/2ewqc

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Madhavan R, Sia MY, Chen X, Mundry R, Mani N. Egocentricity in infants’ play with familiar objects in caregiver-child interactions. 2024 Jul 1. doi: 10.31234/osf.io/2ewqc

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Madhavan, Rajalakshmi ; Sia, Ming Yean ; Chen, Xiaoyun et al. / Egocentricity in infants’ play with familiar objects in caregiver-child interactions. 2024.

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