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Mirror Self-Recognition Beyond the Face
Child Development, 2006Abstract Three studies (N=144) investigated how toddlers aged 18 and 24 months pass the surprise-mark test of self-recognition. In Study 1, toddlers were surreptitiously marked in successive conditions on their legs and faces with stickers visible only in a mirror.
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The development of self‐recognition: A review
Developmental Psychobiology, 1984AbstractThe development of self‐recognition has been studied mainly by examining infants' responses to their reflections in mirrors. The definitive test is whether or not the infant is capable of using the reflection to notice and respond to a mark on the face or head by touching the mark. The mark should be inconspicuous to the infant not looking in a
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2018
Mirror self-recognition (MSR) refers to the empirical investigation of self-awareness, also known as the ‘mirror and mark test’ introduced by psychologist Gordon G. Gallup (1970). The ability to direct behaviour to previously unseen parts of the body such as the inside of the mouth or to groom the eye by the aid of mirrors has been interpreted as the ...
Diana Reiss, Rachel Morrison
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Mirror self-recognition (MSR) refers to the empirical investigation of self-awareness, also known as the ‘mirror and mark test’ introduced by psychologist Gordon G. Gallup (1970). The ability to direct behaviour to previously unseen parts of the body such as the inside of the mouth or to groom the eye by the aid of mirrors has been interpreted as the ...
Diana Reiss, Rachel Morrison
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On the Mechanism of Immunologic Self Recognition
The Journal of Immunology, 1962Summary Experiments have been performed which indicate that the ability of the immune system to recognize self is an acquired property gained by contacting antigenic determinants of self tissues at some time during development. The experiments consisted first of removing the buccal component of the pituitary gland at a stage in ...
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The Development of Self Recognition
1979In the preceding chapters we have outlined the course of visual self recognition over the first few years of life. Using a variety of procedures, measures, and representational forms, we have seen that self recognition does occur in the first two years of life, prior to the onset of language.
Michael Lewis, Jeanne Brooks-Gunn
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Science, 2010
Soay sheep are a remnant of an ancient breed of sheep that, although intensively studied for many years, live unmanaged on the remote Scottish island of St. Kilda. Life is harsh on the island, and the numbers of sheep show cycles of winter population crashes and high exposure to infection.
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Soay sheep are a remnant of an ancient breed of sheep that, although intensively studied for many years, live unmanaged on the remote Scottish island of St. Kilda. Life is harsh on the island, and the numbers of sheep show cycles of winter population crashes and high exposure to infection.
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Altered self-recognition in schizophrenia
Schizophrenia Research, 2020Rajan Mishra, Rahul Mathur, Rohit Verma
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