When individuals find themselves in new situations where they are uncertain of how to behave,they often copy the behaviours of others,a strategy known as

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Mimicry refers to the act of copying the behavior of others in order to adapt to a new situation. This can be a useful strategy when an individual is uncertain of how to behave in a particular social context, as it allows them to observe and emulate the actions of others who are already familiar with the environment. Obedience, groupthink, and parodying are not necessarily related to the act of copying behavior in this way.

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