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#51. Baby See, Baby Do: Imitative Behaviour in Children- Dr. Frankie Fong

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Dec 07, 2024
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Dr. Frankie Fong, of Victoria University of Wellington, discusses imitation behaviors and how they are key to child development. He also shares his research on how these behaviours differ between cultures and influence digital media effects on children's socio-cognitive development.

Dr. Frankie Fong: https://people.wgtn.ac.nz/frankie.fong

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