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幼い子どもは、自分のまわりのもの目に映る物全部に興味を持つ
虫や動物など動いてるものには特に関心を持つようで、そのようなものが大好きです
そばにいる大人や友達も同じで、彼らの行動に対しては興味津々です
子どもは、なぜ真似をするのか
真似をするという行為は、人間にもともと備わった本能です
この世に生を受けたばかりの赤ちゃんでも、近づく親の顔を見て真似をしようとします
表情を作ったり、舌を出したり、一生懸命に親の顔を真似る
どうして、赤ちゃんや子供は真似をしようとするのだろう？
周りの人の真似をすることで、その行動の意味を確認しようとする本能なのです
なんで相手がそんな行動をしているのか、自らが実践することで学ぼうとしている
理由もなく真似をしようとする訳ではないのです
こちらの子供はお母さんの歩く姿を真似してますが、ばかにしてるわけではないということで….
The act of copying is an instinct that humans originally had.
Even a newborn baby moves his expression, sticks out his tongue, and tries hard to imitate his mother and father.
Why does the baby try to imitate her??
That’s because they try to see what the action means by imitating the other person.
You’re trying to learn what kind of background the other person is doing that by experiencing it yourself.
However, he does not seem to try to imitate everything in the dark. Studies in Europe and the U.S. show that infants imitate adults’ behavior when they don’t know why they do it.
Simply put, from my experience up until now, I don’t understand the meaning of that behavior.
Babies gradually learn about the world they live in through their mothers and fathers.
In this situation, you encounter new patterns and things that you don’t think you can understand from your experience.
Then why did Mom and Dad do this!? They think that there should be some meaning, and they try to copy it and find out the background of the action.
Children are looking at the context of adult behavior. It’s amazing.
funny adult behavior in front of children. Do children copy?
Children don’t imitate everything, but try to find the background of adults’ behavior.
Here’s an interesting experiment that showed that, so let me introduce it to you!
Participants in the experiment were children between 14 and 18 months old and adults in blankets.
