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Development of body know-how during the baby's first year of life
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2021
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This literature review examines how babies' body know-how develops during the first year of life. It surveys studies describing this development through the exploration of the body and of the physical environment. This early development may help babies acquire a sense of agency and a sense of body ownership. The development of body know-how, as a precursor to more in-depth knowledge of the body and of the self, may play an essential role in children's socio- cognitive and psychomotor development.
doi:10.31234/osf.io/neqxr
fatcat:5ysjknaehjah7psosxtxvwjizi