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ArticleLongitudinal evidence that infants develop their imitation abilities by being imitated

Samuel Essler2023

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Longitudinal evidence that infants develop their imitation abilities by being imitated

Samuel Essler · Tamara Becher · Carolina Pletti · Burkhard Gniewosz · Markus Paulus

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Year2023

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Published2023-09-26

VenueCurrent Biology

ISSN-L0960-9822

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Citations26

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doi10.1016/j.cub.2023.08.084

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