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  • 30. The utility of the transverse patterning task as a measure of configural learning in a college sample.
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  • 37. Heuristics of reasoning and analogy in children's visual perspective taking.
    Yaniv I, Shatz M.
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    Povinelli DJ, Eddy TJ.
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