Smart babies

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• Agence QMI publishes an article about research conducted by Rachel Baker, a former psychology doctoral student, and Diane Poulin-Dubois, professor in the Department of Psychology and researcher in the CRDH. Their study showed that babies between 10 and 20 months can tell the difference between the kinds of paths naturally taken by a walking animal when compared to a moving car or an inanimate object. The story is reprised by Canoë Santé, Le Journal de Montréal and Le Journal de Québec. Radio-Canada also publishes a story about the research, which is reprised by MSN technologie. The research also appears on The New Age.

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