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    An Infant's Ability to Imitate Someone Sticking Out the Tongue
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An Infant's Ability to Imitate Someone Sticking Out the Tongue

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Question 55

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An infant's ability to imitate someone sticking out the tongue is a learned ability and unrelated to an innate ability.

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