Even a baby who imitates an adult's actions uses this same processing system. One or two weeks after birth, if you hold a baby facing you and begin to talk and make eye contact, you will be able to build a momentarily trusting relationship with the baby. We can conclude that this is a form of imitation behavior of the newborn. However, I do admit that there remains some debate as to whether deductive reasoning in the newborn and the older child follows the same process. The significance of modifying one's own program is clear when reviewing these actions of memory, deduction and thought.
Language development is critical because it allows the child to communicate with the outside world.
I will leave this subject for my next message, but today I would like to discuss the baby's behavioral development in terms of television watching. However, within a month, the newborn begins to turn to the sounds of the television and look at the screen. The child will then begin to imitate the parents or older siblings in learning how to turn on the television and will eventually be able to select a program of choice. I will give one more example here. This is called the Stepping Reflex, and the actions are the same as when the baby learns how to walk.