By 18 months of age, one should expect infants to imitate the:

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At 18 months of age, infants should be able to imitate the intended actions completed by social agents, such as parents or caregivers. While infants may show some interest in machines, they typically do not imitate their actions as they would with social agents. Inanimate objects also do not perform intended actions, so they would not be a suitable option for infant imitation at this age.

By 18 Months of Age, One Should Expect Infants to Imitate