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S. N. Reskeearchers of object–person differentiation have proposed a set of rules that infants probably use during their interaction with people as opposed to objects..This chapter reviews investigations into how children understand and detect both human and nonhuman agents and communicate with them, starting

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is chapter presents two original studies, a neuroimaging and a neuropsychological study, focusing on the neural mechanisms for emotional processing and personality..The first study concentrates on the neural substrates of advanced emotion. Over the past decade, many studies have primarily focused on

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