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Transparent Occluders Because infants were found to make errors with these, memory was ruled out as sole source of errors Yates & Bremner (1988) suggest perhaps it is due to novelty of transparent occluders
Yates & Bremner Compared familiarizing infants to the occluders for 5-10 minutes to not familiarizing them Found: Familiarized - 10% made errors; Unfamiliarized - 40% made errors So memory, or more likely attentioninduced memory issues, may play an important role in this error
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