Uncertainty is a natural part of our everyday life: we usually can’t fully understand the present or precisely predict the future. To manage this uncertainty, we imagine different possibilities, we contrast them and then make decisions. But when does the ability to imagine multiple possibilities emerge?

What makes it possible for us humans to use language - alone in the whole animal kingdom, even among the communicative species?

How do babies interpret what they see on a screen? Can they differentiate between virtual and real objects, characters, and events?

Our ability to make inferences allows us to get new information even without direct observation or proof.

While learning English, learning new words from context is probably not the hardest part...

Imitation is a fundamental form of social learning that helps us acquire new knowledge and skills quickly and effectively.