Talk: How Infants Start Understanding the World

Join Daniel Díaz from the RICO group of the Research Laboratory on Childhood for an informative talk exploring how infants begin to comprehend their surroundings from a very early age. This session will delve into the remarkable capabilities of infants to interpret the world around them, discussing how they perceive people, objects, and the relationships between them. We will examine the cognitive mechanisms that are activated as infants start to construct a surprisingly sophisticated understanding of the world. Aimed at families with children aged 0-3 years, this event promises to be enlightening and valuable for parents seeking to understand early cognitive development. Don’t miss this opportunity to enrich your knowledge!