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Emma watched her twin sister, Grace, place one leg over the side rail of her crib, maneuver her body over, and fall to the ground, where she then began to play with the girls' favorite dolls. Wishing to play with the dolls, Emma convinced Grace to push the play table over to the end of the crib, where Emma proceeded to climb over and step onto the table before stepping to the floor. Because she achieved the same outcome through a slightly different strategy, Emma _________ Grace's actions.

▸ emulated

▸ replicated

▸ duplicated

▸ imitated

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