Involves observing and duplicating a model performing a behavior. More formally, imitation is said to occur when three conditions are met: 1. the observer produces similar behavior to the model, 2. the perception of an act causes the observer’s response, and 3. the equivalence between the acts of self and other plays a role in generating the response. <\/p>\n
See Active intermodal mapping (AIM), Common coding<\/a>, Correspondence problem<\/a>, Emulation<\/a>, Fisher’s theory of evolutionary mimicry<\/a>, Inferior parietal lobe (IPL)<\/a>, Maternal responsiveness<\/a>, Medial (pre-) cortex, Newborn imitation<\/a>, Observational learning<\/a>, Recall memory<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/body><\/html><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Involves observing and duplicating a model performing a behavior. More formally, imitation is said to occur when three conditions are met: 1. the observer produces similar behavior to the model, 2. the perception of an act causes the observer’s response, and 3. the equivalence between the acts of self and other plays a role in generating … <\/p>\n