Babies are more self-aware of their own intelligence than previously assumed

Babies are more self-aware of their own intelligence than previously assumed
By 20 months old, babies are able to imitate and process words and seem eager to learn about the world around them, but a team from Paris Sciences et Lettres Research University in France believes babies' level of understanding goes beyond the ability to learn. Babies may be much more self-aware of their own level of…

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