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Thursday, 3 November 2011

0-month-old babies can follow your thoughts......


Ten-month-old babies begin to understand another person's thought process, providing new insights on how humans acquire knowledge and how communication develops, new research says.
"Infants, even before they can verbally communicate, can understand the thought processes of other people," said Yuyan Luo, associate professor of developmental psychology, Missouri University, who led the study.
Infants were monitored during different trials of a common psychological test in which an actor indicated preference for certain objects.
Researchers timed the infant's gaze, which is an indication of his or her knowledge, the journal Cognition reports.
The infants watched longer when the actor's preferences changed. This led the researchers to believe that infants understood how the actor interacted with the objects, according to a statement from the university.
"When the actor did not witness the removal or addition of the preferred object, the infants seemed to use that information to interpret the person's actions," Luo said.
Luo said her study is one of the firsts to explore the false belief understanding in the first year of life; evidence from other studies indicates that infant understanding could be present at an earlier age.

Sunday, 23 October 2011

vijay and surya in flim


‘Singham’ remake in Hindi is all set to make a very big record as it has predicted 95% occupancy in all multiplexes and single screens across the country. The film was a blockbuster in Tamil starring Surya, Anushka and Prakash Raj in lead roles. Rohit Shetty made some changes to the script and has finally impressed with a trenchant mark.

The trade experts have acclaimed the film as ‘It has Blockbuster written all over it’. What makes ‘Singham’ completely different from ‘Wanted’ and ‘Dabangg’ is that the director’s ability to keep the protagonist’s role quite naturalistic rather than setting him up as a larger-than-life role.

One of the leading film critics has praised the film saying, “It’s a tribute to the Hindi actions films of late 70s’.