According to some research,a newborn who smiles at a smiling adult is engaging in
A) invisible imitation.
B) visible imitation.
C) deferred imitation.
D) circular reaction.

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Invisible imitation is a type of imitation that occurs when a newborn smiles in response to a smiling adult, even though the newborn cannot see the adult's smile. This type of imitation is thought to be a precursor to visible imitation, which occurs when a newborn can see the adult's smile and then imitates it.

According to Some Research,a Newborn Who Smiles at a Smiling