Neonatal Imitation: A Review Neonatal imitation is the phenomenon of newborn infants displaying imitation of facial expressions, vocalizations, and other behavior in the first hours and days of life. This phenomenon has been observed in humans and numerous other species of animals. This review will discuss the current understanding of the mechanisms underlying this behavior, […]
Introduction to Active Intermodal Mapping (A.I.M.) Active Intermodal Mapping, frequently abbreviated as A.I.M., is a fundamental construct within developmental psychology that addresses the remarkable intellectual capabilities present in human neonates, specifically their potential to integrate and coordinate data streams originating from disparate sensory modalities. This sophisticated cognitive mechanism posits that small babies are equipped with […]