There is a large body of evidence of apparently spontaneous mimicry in humans. This
phenomenon has been described as “automatic imitation” and attributed to a mirror neuron …

Imitation typically occurs in social contexts where people interact and have common goals.
Here, we show that people are also highly susceptible to imitate each other in a competitive …

In simple dyadic games such as rock, paper, scissors (RPS), people exhibit peculiar
sequential dependencies across repeated interactions with a stable opponent. These …

In this study, we investigate people's ability to predict and adapt to the behavior of others in
order to make plans of their own, a cornerstone of cooperative and competitive behavior …

How do humans adapt when others exploit patterns in their behavior? When can people
modify such patterns and when are they simply trapped? The present work explores these …

Since the discovery of the mirror neuron system, it has been proposed that the automatic
tendency to copy observed actions exists in humans and that this mechanism might be …

People have a tendency to imitate the behavior of others, sometimes even automatically.
And yet, evidence suggests that many of our actions are controlled, mediated by current …

In simple dyadic games such as rock, paper, scissors (RPS), people exhibit peculiar
sequential dependencies across repeated interactions with a stable opponent. These …

In dit onderzoek hebben we gekeken naar het imitatiegedrag van mensen in een
strategische context en hebben we gekeken naar de mogelijkheid om met behulp van …

Since the discovery of the Mirror Neuron System it has been proposed that the automatic
tendency to copy observed actions exists in humans and that this mechanism might be …