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    Undergraduates, professionals who work with children, law-enforcement personnel, and parents detect children’s lies at roughly chance levels.
    Can you really tell if a kid is lying? | Kang LeeTEDCan you really tell if a kid is lying? | Kang Lee
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    Around 2012, Western teenagers’ mental health deteriorated abruptly across countries, especially among girls, without affecting middle-aged people similarly.
    Are Smartphones Ruining Childhood? | Jonathan Haidt | TEDTEDAre Smartphones Ruining Childhood? | Jonathan Haidt | TED
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    A baby’s brain nearly doubles during year one, reaching almost 90% of adult volume by age seven.
    How Every Child Can Thrive by Five | Molly Wright | TEDTEDHow Every Child Can Thrive by Five | Molly Wright | TED
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    When older family members say “keep your options open,” they may be expressing disapproval, not offering neutral advice.
    Julie Lythcott-Haims | Your Turn: How to Be an Adult | Talks at GoogleTalks at GoogleJulie Lythcott-Haims | Your Turn: How to Be an Adult | Talks at Google
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    When a child says, “I’m not good at math yet,” inability becomes a temporary place on the learning curve.
    Carol Dweck on the power of "Yet"GreatSchoolsCarol Dweck on the power of "Yet"
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    In one hunter-gatherer society, infants were breastfed by an average of four different women every week.
    The Gardener and the Carpenter | Alison Gopnik | Talks at GoogleTalks at GoogleThe Gardener and the Carpenter | Alison Gopnik | Talks at Google

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