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<lom:langstring xml:lang="en">Parental models and overimitation in 5-year-old children</lom:langstring>

  
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<lom:langstring xml:lang="en">Individuals often copy another&#39;s causally irrelevant actions despite their inefficiency toward goals. The present study investigated the influence of model familiarity on this behavior-known as &quot;overimitation&quot;-with a two-phase overimitation task. We tested whether 5-year-old Austrian children (N = 52, 28 males) would overimitate their parents more than a stranger when operating a novel puzzle box. First, an inefficient strategy was demonstrated by a parent (or stranger) before the child&#39;s first turn on the box; then, an efficient strategy was demonstrated by a stranger (or parent) before the child&#39;s second turn. Results showed that children who first saw their parent&#39;s inefficient strategy overimitated it slightly more than those who saw the stranger&#39;s. After the efficient demonstration, we observed a reduction in children&#39;s overimitation of their parent&#39;s (but not the stranger&#39;s) inefficient strategy. Comparisons to a no-model (baseline) condition revealed significantly higher overimitation scores for our parent-then-stranger and stranger-then-parent conditions in the first phase, but only for the stranger-then-parent condition in the second phase. We also observed children protesting against their parents&#39; efficient demonstration (in favor of the stranger&#39;s inefficient demonstration). These results suggest (a) that overimitation can occur in two ways (supporting a dual-process theory) and (b) that children selectively overimitate depending on model familiarity.</lom:langstring>

  
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