Word: liston
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Starch Research Professor of Psychology Jerome Kagan and Conor Liston ’02 said in a correction published in Nature’s Feb. 6 issue that they failed to credit other researchers’ scholarship in an article the two co-authored for the journal last October...
Kagan and Liston said in the correction that their article, which detailed the results of a study on long-term memory in infants, was misleading because it implied it was the first major study on the topic...
...Kagan and Liston also wrote in the correction that “more extensive citation of work in this area was not possible” because of restrictions by Nature on citing research in brief articles...
Starch Research Professor of Psychology Jerome Kagan, who aided Liston in his research, said that the study is significant because it provides empirical data linking memory improvement with a specific year of development...
...study, led by Conor M. Liston ’02, was published in last week’s issue of the journal Nature. Liston ran experiments that tested a child’s ability to reenact novel but easily imitated actions...