Find and discuss at least three scholarly articles

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Question - Find and discuss at least three scholarly articles that provide relevant background information on the area of development you are targeting (e.g., cognitive, linguistic, socio-emotional, or physical). Include links to the articles and provide a summary of the relevant critical findings described in the articles.

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