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Toddler hide-and-peek behaviour may signal dual mental processing
Original: Psychology says toddlers who hide behind your legs but keep peeking at guests may be managing two competi
Psychology commentary says toddlers who hide behind a parent's legs while peeking at guests may be juggling two competing drives at once: caution toward strangers and curiosity about them. The observation, shared by Times of India, suggests this common behaviour reflects early social evaluation rather than simple shyness, prompting discussion among parents about normal developmental stages.
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- Psychology says toddlers who hide behind your legs but keep peeking at guests may be managing two competi · The Times of India
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