Behavioral Mimicry is a form of social influence within the broader category of conformity behaviors, distinguished by the unconscious or conscious replication of another individual’s actions, expressions, or mannerisms as a means of signaling affiliation, fostering rapport, or aligning with perceived social norms.
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Jeremy N. Bailenson, Nick Yee · Psychological Science · 2005 · 538 citations
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