Psychology, asked by Lokeshj500, 1 year ago

Difference between mimicry and imitation psychology

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Mimicry VS Imitation. ... Whilemimicking and imitation both have to do with the repetition (or replication) ofsomething that is heard or seen, thereis a significant difference between the two actions. A mimic is able to repeat something, albeit not necessarily accurately. Mimicry is a superficial means of imitation.

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