Abstract Keven & Akins (K&A) propose that neonatal “imitation” is a function of newborns'
spontaneous oral stereotypies and should be viewed within the context of normal …

Human communication builds on a highly cooperative and interactional infrastructure–
conversational turn-taking. Turn-taking is used across many languages and cultures, and is …

Motherese ha sido estudiado especialmente en características prosódicas. La literatura
científica ha destacado la importancia de este tipo de comunicación en la capacidad de …

Social play has long been considered a key context for exploring children's early social
relationships, with substantial research exploring children's interactions with parents and …

Résumé Les recherches en laboratoire démontrent que dans son développement langagier
l'enfant dépend d'une stimulation multimodale–pas seulement verbale–en interaction avec …

Abstract Keven & Akins (K&A) revisit the controversial subject of neonatal imitation through
analysing the physiological foundations of neonatal spontaneous behaviour. Consequently …

Abstract Keven & Akins (K&A) redefine some of the neonatal imitation (NI) behaviors as
developmental stereotypes. From a neuroconstructivist framework, those early gestures are …

Interacciones vinculares mamá-bebé: impacto de las creencias maternas SciELO - Scientific
Electronic Library Online vol.20 issue2 The crisis of subsidiarity in the National Service for …

Accounts of behavior, including imitation, often suffer from philosopher's disease: the
unnecessary, inappropriate, theoretically driven explanation of behavior in terms of …

Abstract Keven & Akins (K&A) propose a biologically plausible view of neonatal imitation
based on the analysis of sensorimotor development. Here, we consider imitation in the …