Journal Articles
- Moll, H; Tomasello, M, Infant cognition,
Current Biology, vol. 20 no. 20
(October, 2010) [doi].
(last updated on 2024/08/25)
Abstract: Until fairly recently, young infants were thought to be as cognitively incompetent as they were morally innocent. They were epistemological 'tabulae rasae', helpless 'bundles of reflexes' who spent all of their time sleeping, crying and sucking. In the famous words of William James, infants lived in "one great blooming, buzzing confusion". © 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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