When a child is able to imitate a complex behavior exhibited by a model at a previous time, the child is capable of

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Deferred imitation refers to the ability to replicate a behavior observed at a previous time. It involves the ability to remember an action or behavior and reproduce it after a delay. The other options (delayed responses, postponed cognitions, delay of gratification) do not specifically refer to this type of ability.

When a Child Is Able to Imitate a Complex Behavior