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Development of goal-directed imitation, object manipulation, and language in humans and robots

I. Goga, Aude Billard

Year
2006
Citations
7

Abstract

The aim of the present volume is to enrich human language dimensions by seeking to understand how the use of language may be situated with respect to other systems for action and perception. There is strong evidence that higher human cognitive functions, such as imitation and language, emerged from or co-evolved with the ability for compositionality

Keywords

ImitationPsychologyMirror neuronAction (physics)PerceptionCognitive psychologyCognitionObject (grammar)Cognitive scienceJoint attention

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