chameleon effect¶
The. (1999). chameleon effect.
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Mechanisms¶
- Movement Mirroring Sequence
- Its strength is reach across ability and sound: it works with no music, no shared language, and bodies of very different capacity, and it manufactures connection unusually directly — copying another's movements reliably increases felt rapport and liking.
This sourceNamed here as a real finding behind why shared movement bonds a group; it is a general effect, not a claim about any specific session.
- Its strength is reach across ability and sound: it works with no music, no shared language, and bodies of very different capacity, and it manufactures connection unusually directly — copying another's movements reliably increases felt rapport and liking.
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