The unintentional and non-conscious mimicry of the postures, mannerisms, facial expressions, and other behaviours of another person with whom you are interacting is defined in your textbook as ____________.

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The chameleon effect is defined as the unintentional and non-conscious mimicry of the behaviors of another person with whom you are interacting. Descriptive norms refer to people's perceptions about the typical behavior in a given situation, social comparison involves comparing oneself to others, and social imitation refers to the intentional copying of others' behaviors.

The Unintentional and Non-Conscious Mimicry of the Postures, Mannerisms, Facial