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Knowing that you mimic me: the link between mimicry, awareness and liking

机译：知道你在模仿我：模仿，意识和喜好之间的联系

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Mimicry pays off for a mimicker, and that mimickees are not aware of being influenced by mimicry. In this study, we investigated the link between mimicry, awareness and liking using a 2 (mimicry: yeso) x 4 (awareness manipulation) experimental design. We found a main effect of mimicry (the confederate was liked more in the mimicry condition) and an interaction between mimicry and awareness. Awareness manipulation had a limited effect on the association between mimicry and liking. Providing participants with little or no information about mimicry (information not including any remarks about its consequences) had an effect on the association between mimicry and liking. However, when participants were informed about the interpersonal consequences of mimicry, mimicry did not influence liking.
机译：模仿为模仿者带来了回报，并且模仿者并不知道受到模仿的影响。在这项研究中，我们使用2（模仿：是/否）x 4（意识操纵）实验设计研究了模仿，意识和喜好之间的联系。我们发现模仿的主要作用（在模仿条件下，同盟者更喜欢），模仿与意识之间也存在相互作用。意识操纵对模仿与喜好之间的关联影响有限。向参与者提供很少或没有关于模仿的信息（信息不包括有关其后果的任何评论）会影响模仿和喜好之间的关联。但是，当参与者被告知模仿的人际关系后果时，模仿不会影响喜好。

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