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    Contributors: This work is supported by the 2024 Annual Research Project of the Children's Artificial Intelligence Education Research Institute, China National Children's Center (Project No.: CNNCCYJY 2024010).

    Source: Relevant Problems of Neurosensomotor Children's Development: Family and Environmental Supporting Factors; 12-19 ; Актуальные проблемы нейросенсомоторного развития детей: семейные и средовые поддерживающие факторы; 12-19

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