Julia was working on her laptop one day and her 18-month-old daughter was sitting on her lap. A week later, when she was working on her laptop again, her daughter reached out from her lap and started pressing the keys of the laptop. In this scenario, Julia's daughter is displaying:
A. echolalia.
B. deferred imitation.
C. a primary circular reaction.
D. object permanence.
Answer: B
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