Health & Medicine

Imitate, ape... instinctive, spontaneous behavior

Émission

Specimen
29 October 2014

Pascal Wagner-Egger

Lettres et des sciences humaines, UNIFR

Crucial for adapting to our environment, indispensable for learning and communication, imitation fascinates researchers.

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