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Do infants recognize relationships indirectly?
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DOI：10.1017/S0140525X25101246.png)
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The target article notes ways infants can use direct interactions between individuals to recognize relationships. We ask whether infants might also recognize relationships between individuals indirectly; by observing how they interact with other people. We suggest that indirect information might be used to distinguish between communal sharing and equality matching relationships and discuss how it might support inferences of relationship strength.
Keywords:
infants
relationship recognition
indirect information
communal sharing
equality matching
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