Original paper
Infant Imitation and Memory: Nine-Month-Olds in Immediate and Deferred Tests
Abstract
The ability of 9-month-old infants to imitate simple actions with novel objects was investigated. Both immediate and deferred imitation were tested, the latter by interposing a 24-hour delay between the stimulus-presentation and response periods. The results provide evidence for both immediate and deferred imitation; moreover, imitative responding was not significantly dampened by the 24-hour delay. The findings demonstrate that there exists...
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Title
Infant Imitation and Memory: Nine-Month-Olds in Immediate and Deferred Tests
Published Date
Feb 1, 1988
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