Overimitation begins in infancy, but is not yet linked to in-group preference: Study

Humans are by nature social creatures, far more so than other primates. Our desire to be accepted by our in-groups is universal and innate. It also comes early. Multiple studies have demonstrated how preschool-age imitation of adult behavior leads to acquiring new skills, sharing cultural knowledge and fostering a sense of affiliation.

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