Epstein's Experiments on Direct and Delayed Spontaneous Imitation Supports the Idea

Epstein's experiments on direct and delayed spontaneous imitation supports the idea that:

A) Spontaneous imitation occurs because it has been important to the survival and reproduction of the species
B) Spontaneous imitation occurs because it has been reinforced by the individual's previous actions
C) Spontaneous imitation occurs despite a lack of reinforcement because of the creative nature of the individual
D) Spontaneous imitation cannot be directly observed and has not been substantiated