When we talk to each other, we often (unconsciously) copy each other’s behaviors. How deliberate is this imitative behavior?

Lebanon was once so accustomed to the sounds of war that its parrots learned how to imitate the whistle of incoming shells.

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Research shows that when people imitate each other’s behaviors, they tend to like each other more and the conversation flows more smoothly. Where does this automatic imitation come from?

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