TB8, L4 - Mimicry and Synchrony 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologySocial, Personality and AbnormalUniversityNone Created by: a1b2c3d4Created on: 19-05-16 11:45 Fadiga et al. (1995) found: MEPs fire when observing the hand action of another 1 of 16 If the 'mimicker' is more similar to self, mimicry: Increases 2 of 16 If the 'mimickee' is disliked it leads to: Attenuated facial mimicking 3 of 16 Outgroup members who mimic are: Liked less 4 of 16 Van Baaren (2009) found that if an experimenter mimicked the participant more, liking Increased 5 of 16 Carrying a box together is an example of: Planned/deliberate joint action 6 of 16 Moving to avoid walking into someone on the pavement is an example of: Spontaneous/noticed joint action 7 of 16 Mimicking hand gestures in a conversation is an example of: Spontaneous/unnoticed joint action 8 of 16 Kilner et al. (2003) found: Seeing someone perform an opposite arm action interferes with own action 9 of 16 Richardson (2007) found that participants on rocking chairs: Synchronised when they were visible to each other 10 of 16 Lumsden et al. found how many pro-social participants? 30 11 of 16 Lumsden et al. found how many pro-self individual participants? 18 12 of 16 Lumsden et al. found how many pro-self competitive participants? 5 13 of 16 Which significant interaction did Lumsden et al. find? Pro-social > pro-self 14 of 16 Miles at al. (2011) found that: Minimal attachment requires some meaning to be assigned to the group 15 of 16 Miles et al (2011) also found: Participants would try harder to be synchronous with the outgroup 16 of 16
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