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The tendency to imitate others is shared across 22 countries, study finds
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| Medical Xpress | The tendency to imitate others is shared across 22 countries, study finds |
People often imitate some of the actions and gestures of others they are observing, without deliberately trying to do so. This tendency, known as automatic imitation, has long been assumed to be unive |
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