The neural basis of imitative behavior: Parietal actions and frontal programs

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (5):700-701 (1998)
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Byrne & Russon suggest that there are two kinds of imitation learning – action level and program level – and that the latter is critical for great apes' learning. I have interpreted this phenomenon from the standpoint of clinical neuropsychology and conjecture that action-level imitation might be related to parietal lobe function and program-level imitation might be related to frontal lobe function.

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