When infants attempt to imitate an adult's action (e.g., smile, hand clapping, sound), they are less likely to mature into unique individuals. True False

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MasterOdin · Answer 1 · 2019-06-15T20:20:23+0000

The answer is false. Reacting to something their parents does will NOT make the infant less likely to mature into a unique individual in the future. Reactions are normal, not traumatic.

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