Learning through imitation?
Epigenetics aside, young children learn through imitation and human relationships.
This paper presents an approach to problem solving through imitation.
We can do a lot of it through imitation.
They are learning like crazy and you learn through imitation, too".
Certain early pictures, though, fall outside the program of self-training through imitation.
Through imitation and practice, they learn to speak and understand the language they hear.
They are programmed (Gopnik uses the word "designed" throughout the book) to learn through imitation and through play.
Whatever his identity, he is clearly bad news, and to act out his character in a performance was to gain, through imitation and ridicule, retrospective control over history.
The teaching process is long and laborious, according to Barnett: she sings into a cassette tape recorder, which Vardon then plays back, learning through imitation.
The results question the validity of the assumptions underlying agent-based models that try to explain agricultural land use through imitation behaviour.
