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The range of posts reflects varying levels of engagement, from supportive mentions of the scientific basis of the chameleon effect to dismissive comments criticizing its validity. The tone shifts from curiosity to skepticism and confrontation, influenced by words like 'fucking rude' and dismissive responses, which shows limited deep engagement but some interest in the topic.
The discussions show mixed opinions; some support the concept and cite scientific research, while others dismiss it or criticize its validity.
Many posts express curiosity about the chameleon effect, but there's also disinterest or dismissiveness in some comments.
Most discussions are brief or superficial, with only a few people engaging deeply by referencing scientific concepts or personal experiences.
The overall influence of these discussions seems limited, as debates are often dismissive or confrontational rather than transformative.
HENRY LU SEPINTER APA BANGSATTT. semua kelakuan lu di trailer jelas lu baca yakkk article favorite gw “The Chameleon Effect: The Perception Behavior Link and Social Interaction” terbitan journal of personality and social psychology th 1999. Gw salfok total anjrittt syalannnn
@bus1secrets actually it’s scientifically researched but okay it’s “bs” https://t.co/ihhHN82bD1 https://t.co/jLW9KSR99Y
3/ Refleja Tememos lo que es diferente y nos atrae lo que es similar. Reflejar es el arte de insinuar similitudes, lo que facilita la vinculación. Se aplica repitiendo las 3 últimas palabras que dice la otra persona en forma de pregunta y esperar. https://t.co/JPAyazzrpK
Recently, a friend of mine noted how I tend to slightly mimic the accent and mannerisms of the people I speak to. It happens purely on accident, but you can't control your coding. On the other hand, I found a human explanation for this: https://t.co/nwH5n3bEMs
@WoLf_PaK_MeMbA Yeah, I've seen men bring this up, too. In the end, it seems like the problem is neoliberal Hollywood glamorizing cheating. They make infidelity look like a lot of fun. Sure, it's fiction, but think of The Chameleon Effect. https://t.co/tEXMlfO7BE.
@nana94lvr you can do this, i believe in you. sometimes you just have to fake it until you make it, or even trick yourself to have confidence. you got this
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@SonnyEnElBronx @danielmeh57 Neuronas espejo y empatía: https://t.co/CTpMuBu5ij Imitación inconsciente y empatía: https://t.co/owBdgFDFkc Y ya vtlv, ahora, espero que digas que tengo la razón y no pongas excusas como hacen TODOS, ten suficiente palabra de hombre y di lo que dijiste que dirías.
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RT @estehzegarenax: HENRY LU SEPINTER APA BANGSATTT. semua kelakuan lu di trailer jelas lu baca yakkk article favorite gw “The Chameleon Ef…
RT @estehzegarenax: HENRY LU SEPINTER APA BANGSATTT. semua kelakuan lu di trailer jelas lu baca yakkk article favorite gw “The Chameleon Ef…
RT @estehzegarenax: HENRY LU SEPINTER APA BANGSATTT. semua kelakuan lu di trailer jelas lu baca yakkk article favorite gw “The Chameleon Ef…
HENRY LU SEPINTER APA BANGSATTT. semua kelakuan lu di trailer jelas lu baca yakkk article favorite gw “The Chameleon Effect: The Perception Behavior Link and Social Interaction” terbitan journal of personality and social psychology th 1999. Gw salfok total anjrittt syalannnn
¿Te cuesta socializar? ¿Quieres aprender a ser más simpático, más expresiva? Pues estás en el lugar adecuado. Si quieres ampliar tu círculo social, aquí te sugerimos siete maneras de caerle mejor a la gente. Vídeo en YouTube: https://t.co/tzeC7r63bV #SapienciaPractica https://t.co/jvcmYcGdEG
@Psy_mohsmadi بعد أذنكم لدي مداخلة: المفهوم الشائع عن «العقل الباطن» قد يكون مبالغًا فيه، لكنه ليس خرافة بالكامل. العلم الحديث يدعم وجود العمليات اللاواعية التي تؤثر على السلوك والقرارات، مثل التعلم الضمني، المعالجة اللاواعية، والتأثيرات التلقائية (Bargh / 1999) https://t.co/WiYigV9ooV
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Signs that Someone is Into You - but Tries to Hide It https://t.co/rW0y4DNKex
The chameleon effect: the perception-behavior link and social interaction - PubMed https://t.co/uCIODvBQFw
@ciara @DangeRussWilson @jeffvanags https://t.co/tGUDPI7ACD https://t.co/pKhQsDQ1HJ
@Teapartysss https://t.co/60odnGLhmp https://t.co/ejmSBobjs0
音声でなく表情や動作のentrainmentについて調べていたのだがなかなか論文が見つからず、「妙だな・・・」と思ってさらに調べると、同じ現象は心理学で chameleon effectと呼ばれていた https://t.co/nvhHPNksRw
@eatmymeatjesus A legtöbb ember csinálja, ez a "kaméleon hatás". Nyelvhasználatban (accent) is nagyon erősen jelen van, csomó embernek változik az akcentusa (tudat alatt), attól függően, kivel beszél https://t.co/fm0DgwFx4d
7 Signs Someone Is Into You But Trying Not To Show It https://t.co/kGtzFcxB4B via @YouTube
@ECWordsmith1 @sophiechanelala Food for thought, bozo https://t.co/NOEpapMFGG
é impressionante como eu literalmente manifesto os sete sinais https://t.co/vznpPneZSR
¿Te cuesta socializar? ¿Quieres aprender a ser más simpático, más expresiva? Si quieres ampliar tu círculo social, aquí te sugerimos siete maneras de caerle mejor a la gente. Vídeo en YouTube: https://t.co/FwnXhFqRUl #SapienciaPractica #Caerbienalosdemás https://t.co/T4aOvrTcZ4
"The chameleon effect: the perception-behavior link and social interaction" https://t.co/BksXWU0F2H
@nana94lvr you can do this, i believe in you. sometimes you just have to fake it until you make it, or even trick yourself to have confidence. you got this
6 Signs People Like Your Personality https://t.co/J7hq14Xcb3 via @YouTube
6 Signs People Like Your Personality https://t.co/advTlFZulh via @YouTube
7 Ways To Make People Like You MORE https://t.co/AWYEPNLQSF via @YouTube
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Recently, a friend of mine noted how I tend to slightly mimic the accent and mannerisms of the people I speak to. It happens purely on accident, but you can't control your coding. On the other hand, I found a human explanation for this: https://t.co/nwH5n3bEMs
RT @EduardoBurgoa: 3/ Refleja Tememos lo que es diferente y nos atrae lo que es similar. Reflejar es el arte de insinuar similitudes, lo…
3/ Refleja Tememos lo que es diferente y nos atrae lo que es similar. Reflejar es el arte de insinuar similitudes, lo que facilita la vinculación. Se aplica repitiendo las 3 últimas palabras que dice la otra persona en forma de pregunta y esperar. https://t.co/JPAyazzrpK
3/ Refleja Tememos lo que es diferente y nos atrae lo que es similar. Reflejar es el arte de insinuar similitudes, lo que facilita la vinculación. Se aplica repitiendo las 3 últimas palabras que dice la otra persona en forma de pregunta y esperar. https://t.co/JPAyazzrpK
@AngelicaOung Very common, mostly unconscious, and indicates good vibes. In the psych and linguistic worlds this is called the chameleon effect. There's also an inverse, where if you don't like someone you'll unconsciously emphasize your distinctive mannerisms/accent. https://t.co/znbGoy7MW5
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https://t.co/bIAL8v8epw This is terrible Advice -I am not expressing supressed feelings when I am drunk and I do not need to fluid courage to start with. When I am drunk it is just that. Me being drunk. More often than not I do not even remember my drunkenness
RT @RINMichaelis: @WoLf_PaK_MeMbA Yeah, I've seen men bring this up, too. In the end, it seems like the problem is neoliberal Hollywood gla…
@WoLf_PaK_MeMbA Yeah, I've seen men bring this up, too. In the end, it seems like the problem is neoliberal Hollywood glamorizing cheating. They make infidelity look like a lot of fun. Sure, it's fiction, but think of The Chameleon Effect. https://t.co/tEXMlfO7BE.
sources: https://t.co/gIGgKvwl3A.
@bus1secrets actually it’s scientifically researched but okay it’s “bs” https://t.co/ihhHN82bD1 https://t.co/jLW9KSR99Y
@lwtsdefencee literally how? also this is fucking rude, maybe just block me instead?? also!!! do some research :) https://t.co/ihhHN82bD1 https://t.co/koxnSYsxM4
@voguerrylover I suggest you do some research on the chameleon effect before you call me stupid. here’s a link too :) https://t.co/ihhHN82bD1 https://t.co/LNMQf2gmVF
@Suleony @ColeccionistaO1 @alexbaretv Lamentablemente tu ignorancia no se puede curar con educación por los momentos por tu renuencia a aceptar la realidad. Si necesitas usa "Google Translate"
https://t.co/oJGx2cYFie
@DlEGOROMERO @Gaaviiii He’s probably hanging out with Black people who speak in AAVE a lot. Chameleon effect. https://t.co/IMMDsZSGQm