Imitation involves a sophisticated cognitive process. In the example of imitating adult facial expressions an infant, must. Recognize the facial expression an infant, must recognize the, facial expression retain a representation of the expression. In memory and then translate this abstract representation into action.The differing opinions that exist on when infants can imitate are therefore linked with differing theories of infant cognitive. Development because cognitive, abilities infant can only be inferred, from behavior methodological limitations add further. To the debate about when imitation occurs. When imitation is taken in a broader sense to include imitative behavior from. The, caregiverThe importance of imitation in child development may be seen as playing a vital role in the formation of the infant s first. ' Relationships and earliest social skills.
However the role, that imitation plays in early child development needs to be. Considered alongside other influences such as genetically, predetermined factors environmental factors and individual differences. In temperament.
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. GeneticBrain development of children due to the genetic, such as shape, color, genetic diseases, which are affecting the development of children at all. In terms of shape. If the child was born. Look cute.And if that child doesn't look cute. It may be friends tease and a weakness to the child communicable diseases may be a vector or aversion towards the society. May make people or hide themselves from the society.
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