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Top Stories | March 18
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Kids under 3 can learn from educational videos if they believe what they’re seeing is real.
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Pacifying infants with food may raise likelihood of later obesity
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Experiments find that infants attribute actions to people
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A long-term investigation raises the possibility of identifying 14-month-olds who will develop autism spectrum disorder almost two years later.
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