In general, when an individual mimics aspects of the behavior of another, the imitator tends to be ___________by the imitated person.

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Mimicking aspects of someone's behavior is often seen as a form of flattery and can lead to the imitator being viewed favorably. People tend to feel validated and appreciated when others mimic their behavior, especially if the behavior being mimicked is a positive trait or skill.

In General, When an Individual Mimics Aspects of the Behavior