Children’s Imitation is Affected by Goals, but the Goals are Outstanding Action Characteristics rather than Action Outcomes

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"Children’s Imitation is Affected by Goals, but the Goals are Outstanding Action Characteristics rather than Action Outcomes"
written by Takashi Mizuguchi, Ryoko Sugimura, Ryujiro Suzuki, Toshisada Deguchi,
published by Psychology, Vol.2 No.8, 2011

has been cited by the following article(s):

[1]	The role of context in “over-imitation”: Evidence of movement-based goal inference in young children
	2020

[2]	Children's Imitation is not Always Goal-Directed: Evidence from Goal Clarification Task. SOJ Psychol 1 (2): 1-6
	2014

[3]	Initial investigations into preschoolers' mirror-style versus transposed bodily imitation.
	Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology/Revue canadienne de psychologie expérimentale, 2014

[4]	Children's Imitation is not Always Goal-Directed: Evidence from Goal Clarification Task
	T Mizuguchi, H Shimada, R Sugimura, T Deguchi - symbiosisonlinepublishing.com, 2014

[5]	道具操作の模倣に特殊化した目標の選択: 動作と言語の相互変換から
	2013

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