When infants engage in imitation that involves parts of their body that they cannot see,it is referred to as _____ imitation.

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Invisible imitation is when infants imitate actions that involve body parts they cannot see, such as facial expressions or movements behind their back. This is different from visible imitation, which involves imitating actions that the infant can see, such as reaching for an object. Motor and sensorimotor are not appropriate choices, as they do not specifically address imitation of unseen body parts.

When Infants Engage in Imitation That Involves Parts of Their