Learning at a distance:II statistical learning of non-adjacent dependencies in a non-human primate

Article Abstract:

There are vast differences between human languages and animal communications system; even among primates human have a different vocalization. Human languages are combinatorial so human children while learning have to segregate some element from the speech and gain combination applicable to the particular language to which children are exposed.

Language and languages, Animal communication

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Learning about life and death in early childhood

Article Abstract:

The development of vitalistic reasoning in young children's concepts of life, the human body and death is investigated. The overall outcome revealed the children's attainment of a vitalistic attitude to human body functioning, and a crucial development in their comprehension of death.

Human biology, Cognition in children, Cognitive development, Cognitive learning, Vitalism

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