International audienceIn the experiment we conducted, participants were separated into guilt or not guilt conditions, with guilt induced by causing participants to feel that they were responsible for something wrong that occurred to a confederate. A few minutes later, the participants viewed a video where a young female touched and rubbed her face several times. A measure of feeling of guilt was administered in both experimental conditions. Participants in the guilt condition mimicked the target person more than those in the no-guilt condition. The level of mimicry appeared to be linked with the level of guilt felt, but only in the guilt condition. Results support the notion that mimicry helps to create affiliation and rapport because the d...
Innocent victims of crime are often blamed for what happened to them. In this article, we examine th...
Mimicry has been ascribed affiliative functions. In three experiments, we used a newly developed soc...
Previous research suggests that non-verbal mimicry, the copying of another’s body movements during i...
Abstract Two experiments investigated the impact of group membership on non-conscious behavioral mim...
Contains fulltext : 90102.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Mimicry has be...
Mimicry is functional for empathy and bonding purposes. Studies on the consequences of mimicry at a ...
International audienceResearch found that mimicry behavior led to increased helping behavior toward ...
Guilt is widely acknowledged as an exemplary social emotion that is unpleasant but has positive inte...
Contains fulltext : 90491.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)The present st...
Abstract: Aims: For social psychologists, mimicry could serve a function of “social glue”, binding p...
Item does not contain fulltextHuman mimicry is ubiquitous, and often occurs without the awareness of...
There is a broad theoretical and empirical interest in spontaneous mimicry, or the automatic reprodu...
Mimicry has been ascribed affiliative functions. In three experiments, we used a newly developed soc...
Previous research has demonstrated that nonconscious interpersonal mimicry engenders liking, affilia...
Innocent victims of crime are often blamed for what happened to them. In this article, we examine th...
Innocent victims of crime are often blamed for what happened to them. In this article, we examine th...
Mimicry has been ascribed affiliative functions. In three experiments, we used a newly developed soc...
Previous research suggests that non-verbal mimicry, the copying of another’s body movements during i...
Abstract Two experiments investigated the impact of group membership on non-conscious behavioral mim...
Contains fulltext : 90102.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Mimicry has be...
Mimicry is functional for empathy and bonding purposes. Studies on the consequences of mimicry at a ...
International audienceResearch found that mimicry behavior led to increased helping behavior toward ...
Guilt is widely acknowledged as an exemplary social emotion that is unpleasant but has positive inte...
Contains fulltext : 90491.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)The present st...
Abstract: Aims: For social psychologists, mimicry could serve a function of “social glue”, binding p...
Item does not contain fulltextHuman mimicry is ubiquitous, and often occurs without the awareness of...
There is a broad theoretical and empirical interest in spontaneous mimicry, or the automatic reprodu...
Mimicry has been ascribed affiliative functions. In three experiments, we used a newly developed soc...
Previous research has demonstrated that nonconscious interpersonal mimicry engenders liking, affilia...
Innocent victims of crime are often blamed for what happened to them. In this article, we examine th...
Innocent victims of crime are often blamed for what happened to them. In this article, we examine th...
Mimicry has been ascribed affiliative functions. In three experiments, we used a newly developed soc...
Previous research suggests that non-verbal mimicry, the copying of another’s body movements during i...