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Marlen Z Gonzalez1, Rikki S Laser2, Sara Catalina Carrillo2

  • 1Executive Director of Community Neuroscience Initiative, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA.

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介護 包摂 共同権限を通じて 科学を民主化することで 発達心理生物学と神経科学が 強化されます このアプローチにより 研究はより厳格で 関連性があり 子供たちにとって 回復力があります

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