Individuals have the automatic tendency to imitate each other. A key prediction of different
theories explaining automatic imitation is that individuals imitate in-group members more …

Introduction Digital education is favorably positioned as a learning option; it employs various
strategies, pedagogies, and methodologies, including collaborative online international …

A key prediction of motivational theories of automatic imitation is that people imitate in-group
over out-group members. However, research on this topic has provided mixed results. Here …

It is often put forward that in-group members are imitated more strongly than out-group
members. However, the validity of this claim has been questioned as recent investigations …

Cognitive research on perception-action coupling has greatly advanced our understanding
of the mechanisms underlying social interaction. A key finding in the perception-action …

Bayes factor analysis becomes increasingly popular, among other reasons, because it
allows to provide evidence for the null hypothesis, which is not easily possible with the …

Experimental research in psychology and related fields has traditionally followed a
straightforward agenda that we will call the stimulus-response paradigm here. The stimulus …

Sociomotor theory–an extension of ideomotor theory–suggests that actions can also be
represented in terms of the effects they elicit from others. But what if those others violate …

It is well-established that people tend to mimic one another's actions, a crucial aspect of
social interactions. Anticipating imitation has been shown to boost motor activation and …

People automatically imitate a wide range of different behaviors. One of the most commonly
used measurement methods to assess imitative behavior is the imitation-inhibition task …