Experimenter's Pantomimes Influence Children's Use of Body Part as Object and Imaginary Object Pantomimes¶
Mitchell, R. W., & Clark, H. (2015). Experimenter's Pantomimes Influence Children's Use of Body Part as Object and Imaginary Object Pantomimes: A Replication. Journal of Cognition and Development, 16(5), 703-718.
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- Body Part as Object
- Both can convey brushing; they assign different roles to the body.
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- Both can convey brushing; they assign different roles to the body.
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