Relation Of Self-recognition To Age, Intelligence, And Perceptual Ability

Published in 1938, this pioneering study explores the relationship between self-recognition and various cognitive and perceptual abilities. Using a series of experimental tests, Alderdice examines the developmental trajectory of self-recognition in children and relates this to their intelligence and perceptual abilities. This work remains a classic in the field of child psychology.
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