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| Nature 224, 1227 (20 December 1969); doi:10.1038/2241227a0 |
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Behavioural Differences between Chinese–American and European–American Newborns
D. G. FREEDMAN & NINA CHINN FREEDMAN
Committee on Human Development, University of Chicago, Illinois 60637.
IN the course of an investigation of newborn behaviour among widely distributed ethnic groups, some interesting preliminary results have appeared.
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