Infants expect friends, but not rivals, to be happy for each other when they succeed

Alexis S. Smith-Flores; Isabel A. Herrera-Guevara; Lindsey Powell

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Infants expect friends, but not rivals, to be happy for each other when they succeed

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Description: We ask whether 10 and 11-month-old infants have expectations about how an agent will emotionally respond to the outcome of another agent’s successful completion of a goal-directed jumping action.

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