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Luke McGuire

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Loving some animals, eating others: Food preferences in childhood
This blog post is written by Dr Luke McGuire, who is a lecturer at the University of Exeter Department of Psychology with interests in social & moral development across childhood, adolescence and emerging adulthood.
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