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The Imitative Mind Development Evolution And Brain Bases 1st Edition Andrew N Meltzoff

Name: The Imitative Mind Development Evolution And Brain Bases 1st Edition Andrew N Meltzoff
SKU: BELL-2024068
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The Imitative Mind Development Evolution And Brain Bases 1st Edition Andrew N Meltzoff instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.09 MB

Pages: 365

Author: Andrew N. Meltzoff, Wolfgang Prinz

ISBN: 9780511063787, 9780521806855, 0511063784, 0521806852

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: 1

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The Imitative Mind Development Evolution And Brain Bases 1st Edition Andrew N Meltzoff by Andrew N. Meltzoff, Wolfgang Prinz 9780511063787, 9780521806855, 0511063784, 0521806852 instant download after payment.

Modern research demonstrates that imitation is more complex and interesting than classical theories proposed. Monkeys do not imitate whereas humans are prolific imitators. This book provides an analysis of empirical work on imitation and shows how much can be learned through interdisciplinary research ranging from cells to individuals, apes to men, and babies to adults. Covering diverse perspectives on a great puzzle of human psychology, the book is multidisciplinary in its approach to revealing how and why we imitate.