A NOTE ON SELECTIVE IMITATION BY A SIX-WEEK-OLD INFANT

Judith Gardner · Howard Gardner

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GARDNER, JUDITH, and GARDNER, HOWARD. Note on Selective Imitation by a Six-Week-Old Infant. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1970, 41, 1209-1213. To determine whether a 6-week-old infant is capable of imitation, regular observations were made of 1 child's reactions to 4 kinds of parental behavior. Although there was little evidence of direct imitation, the data suggested that the child might be sensitive to the modal properties of the behaviors.

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1957Le problème de l'imitation chez le nouveau-né.

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