(Case in point: I regularly say, Yall, even though I grew up in Pennsylvania.)
Why does the chameleon effect happen?
Suzanne Degges-White, PhD, licensed counselor
The research supports these assertions, too.
What are a few examples of the chameleon effect in action?
Its the quintessential example of unintentional mimicry, she says.
Human beings are pretty much hardwired to smile when another person smiles at them.
leading expert in behavioral health with research focused on social connection and social support
(If youre reading this right now, just know that Im smiling at you from afar.)
Who is most prone to engaging in the chameleon effect?
How to embrace the social benefits of the chameleon effect
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It will ultimately benefit your relationships with your favorite people.
Our brains developed this imitation tendency for a reason; use it for the social glue that it is.
Let the good catch on.
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