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intermodal matching

intermodal matching Intermodal matching is the proposed ability to connect what a person sees another individual do with the motor pattern needed to do the same action themselves, allowing imitation.

Intermodal matching is the proposed ability to connect what a person sees another individual do with the motor pattern needed to do the same action themselves, allowing imitation. In this source, it is discussed as part of a theory that such matching could operate automatically from birth.

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Drafting source: Jones Susan S.. Human Toddlers’ Attempts to Match Two Simple Behaviors Provide No Evidence for an Inherited, Dedicated Imitation Mechanism. 2012; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0051326; article XML SHA-256 362aae07adbbdc3aa26b644a09874609f8230117379d3c69555226f5806fc2b2. “Human Toddlers’ Attempts to Match Two Simple Behaviors Provide No Evidence for an Inherited, Dedicated Imitation Mechanism” (10.1371/journal.pone.0051326).
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