Question

read a text about mirroring.
according to scientist lawrence rosenblum, humans cannot help but imitate each other, sometimes without even realizing it. this behavior is called mirroring. for example, people will often imitate facial expressions when they want to show another person empathy, or the ability to understand their feelings. humans also imitate each others language: people will talk faster or slower to match others. rosenblum has observed that people can even start taking on the foreign accent of the person with whom theyre talking. according to rosenblum, people are so sensitive to others speech patterns that they can even pick up speakers accents solely through lipreading. imitators dont mean to copy others or mock their way of speaking. rather, mirroring serves as \social glue\ to connect us with other people in the world.
select all the details that are included in the text.
mimicry of expressions among humans demonstrates empathy.
mirroring can lead to long - term changes in appearance.
mirroring involves imitating other people.
imitating speech patterns is a type of mirroring.
people can pick up others accents just by watching the speakers lips.

Explanation:

• "Mimicry of expressions among humans demonstrates empathy": The text says "people will often imitate facial expressions when they want to show another person empathy".
• "Mirroring involves imitating other people": The text defines mirroring as humans imitating each other.
• "Imitating speech patterns is a type of mirroring": The text mentions humans imitate each other's language (which is a form of speech pattern imitation).
• "People can pick up others' accents just by watching the speakers' lips": The text states "they can even pick up speakers' accents solely through lipreading".

There is no mention in the text about mirroring leading to long - term changes in appearance.

Answer:

Mimicry of expressions among humans demonstrates empathy.
Mirroring involves imitating other people.
Imitating speech patterns is a type of mirroring.
People can pick up others' accents just by watching the speakers' lips.