Deferred imitation always

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Deferred imitation refers to the ability to imitate a past action after a delay, rather than immediately. This suggests that the action has been encoded and stored in memory, which is why the imitation can be deferred. Therefore, option B is the correct answer. Option A (involving a reflex action) is not applicable in this case, as the action being imitated is not reflexive but intentional. Option C (reflecting the method of loci) is a memory technique unrelated to deferred imitation. Option D (indicating that an implicit memory has been activated) is not necessarily accurate, as deferred imitation can involve both implicit and explicit memory systems.

Deferred Imitation Always