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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Wanda WyrwickaPublisher: Taylor & Francis Inc Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.340kg ISBN: 9781560002468ISBN 10: 1560002468 Pages: 110 Publication Date: 30 January 1995 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsIntroduction; 1: Imitative Behavior in Human Neonates; 2: Imitation in Growing Children Under Three Years of Age; 3: Imitation in Children Over Three Years of Age; 4: Role of Imitation in Cognitive Development and in the Therapy of Phobias; 5: Complex Cases of Imitation; 6: Effect of Companions on Feeding; 7: Role of the Mother in Initiation of Eating New Food by Weanling Kittens; 8: Imitation of the Mother’s Improper Food Selection by Weanling Kittens; 9: Learning by Observation; 10: Inhibition of Imitative Behavior; 11: Summary and Theoretical ConsiderationsReviews<p> This slim volume presents an overview of selected cases of imitative behavior from the human life-span and the animal experimental literatures. Although not a comprehensive treatment (the book contains 93 references, the most recent of which is 1990), it effectively illustrates the wide variety of approaches to the study of imitation... [S]tudents of either human or animal imitative behavior will benefit from the handy summaries of examples from the other perspective. <p> --C. R. Timmons, Choice This slim volume presents an overview of selected cases of imitative behavior from the human life-span and the animal experimental literatures. Although not a comprehensive treatment (the book contains 93 references, the most recent of which is 1990), it effectively illustrates the wide variety of approaches to the study of imitation... [S]tudents of either human or animal imitative behavior will benefit from the handy summaries of examples from the other perspective. --C. R. Timmons, Choice This slim volume presents an overview of selected cases of imitative behavior from the human life-span and the animal experimental literatures. Although not a comprehensive treatment (the book contains 93 references, the most recent of which is 1990), it effectively illustrates the wide variety of approaches to the study of imitation... [S]tudents of either human or animal imitative behavior will benefit from the handy summaries of examples from the other perspective. --C. R. Timmons, Choice This slim volume presents an overview of selected cases of imitative behavior from the human life-span and the animal experimental literatures. Although not a comprehensive treatment (the book contains 93 references, the most recent of which is 1990), it effectively illustrates the wide variety of approaches to the study of imitation... [S]tudents of either human or animal imitative behavior will benefit from the handy summaries of examples from the other perspective. --C. R. Timmons, Choice -This slim volume presents an overview of selected cases of imitative behavior from the human life-span and the animal experimental literatures. Although not a comprehensive treatment (the book contains 93 references, the most recent of which is 1990), it effectively illustrates the wide variety of approaches to the study of imitation... [S]tudents of either human or animal imitative behavior will benefit from the handy summaries of examples from the other perspective.- --C. R. Timmons, Choice This slim volume presents an overview of selected cases of imitative behavior from the human life-span and the animal experimental literatures. Although not a comprehensive treatment (the book contains 93 references, the most recent of which is 1990), it effectively illustrates the wide variety of approaches to the study of imitation... [S]tudents of either human or animal imitative behavior will benefit from the handy summaries of examples from the other perspective. </p> --C. R. Timmons, <em>Choice</em></p> -This slim volume presents an overview of selected cases of imitative behavior from the human life-span and the animal experimental literatures. Although not a comprehensive treatment (the book contains 93 references, the most recent of which is 1990), it effectively illustrates the wide variety of approaches to the study of imitation... [S]tudents of either human or animal imitative behavior will benefit from the handy summaries of examples from the other perspective.- --C. R. Timmons, Choice This slim volume presents an overview of selected cases of imitative behavior from the human life-span and the animal experimental literatures. Although not a comprehensive treatment (the book contains 93 references, the most recent of which is 1990), it effectively illustrates the wide variety of approaches to the study of imitation... [S]tudents of either human or animal imitative behavior will benefit from the handy summaries of examples from the other perspective. --C. R. Timmons, Choice This slim volume presents an overview of selected cases of imitative behavior from the human life-span and the animal experimental literatures. Although not a comprehensive treatment (the book contains 93 references, the most recent of which is 1990), it effectively illustrates the wide variety of approaches to the study of imitation... [S]tudents of either human or animal imitative behavior will benefit from the handy summaries of examples from the other perspective. --C. R. Timmons, Choice -This slim volume presents an overview of selected cases of imitative behavior from the human life-span and the animal experimental literatures. Although not a comprehensive treatment (the book contains 93 references, the most recent of which is 1990), it effectively illustrates the wide variety of approaches to the study of imitation... [S]tudents of either human or animal imitative behavior will benefit from the handy summaries of examples from the other perspective.- --C. R. Timmons, Choice Author InformationWanda Wyrwicka is senior scientist from the University of California School of Medicine in Los Angeles. She is author of The Development of Food Preferences, The Mechanisms of Conditioned Behavior, and Brain and Feeding Behavior. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |