Imitation During Infancy May Serve an Important Function, Such as

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Multiple Choice

Imitation during infancy may serve an important function, such as

• A)providing a way for infants to learn new behaviors through imitating mothers, although mothers seldom imitate infants.
• B)parent-child interaction or turn-taking.
• C)imitation of vocal but not facial expressions.
• D)providing mothers an opportunity to see what their infants know how to do.

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