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ArticleThe role of consensus and culture in children’s imitation of inefficient actions

Cara J. DiYanni2015

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The role of consensus and culture in children’s imitation of inefficient actions

Cara J. DiYanni · Kathleen H. Corriveau · Katelyn E. Kurkul · Jad Nasrini · Deniela Nini

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Published2015-05-15

VenueJournal of Experimental Child Psychology

ISSN-L0022-0965

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