How babies think about danger | Shari Liu

Cognitive scientist Shari Liu, acclaimed for her work on early human development, reveals babies are far more aware of danger than many believe. She shares fascinating research showing that even one-year-olds can interpret risky situations. Liu discusses how infants assess danger through innovative studies and highlights their unexpected cognitive capabilities. Babies navigate their environment by interpreting social cues and events, showcasing a surprising level of intelligence that challenges our assumptions about their awareness.