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Infants’ prosocial behavior is governed by cost-benefit analyses

Jessica A. Sommerville, Elizabeth A. Enright, Rachel O. Horton, Kelsey Lucca, Miranda J. Sitch & Susanne Kirchner-Adelhart

Cognition 177 (C):12-20 (2018)

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