Alice E. Skelton studied color categorization in infancy through recognition-memory measures. Comparing responses to colors on different sides of candidate category boundaries investigates structure before mature color-language use. Such evidence constrains linguistic explanations without by itself proving that sensory development is unaffected by experience. [ref]
Biological origins of color categorization by Alice E. Skelton and others. 2017, infant color recognition and category structure
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