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The cruelty of older infants and toddlers
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 29 (3):233-234 (2006)
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Cruelty is evident in the play and interactions of quite small children. This is almost certainly normal, though it is more evident in children who have themselves been harshly treated (Amato & Fowler 2002; Luk et al. 1999).Other Versions
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