Psychology says children may copy a classmate they don't even like
Children frequently mimic the actions of their peers, even those they may not particularly like, highlighting the powerful role of peer influence. By imitating these behaviors, kids strive to grasp group norms and secure social acceptance. Research indicates…
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Times of IndiaPsychology says children may copy a classmate they don't even likeTimes of IndiaPsychology says children may copy a classmate they don't even like9 recorded states
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