‘Chameleon effect’ and smartphone use: Spontaneous mimicry in social situations
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5 May 2021‘Chameleon effect’ and smartphone use: Spontaneous mimicry in social situations
A team of researchers at the University of Pisa has found that the “chameleon effect” applies to people initiating use of their smartphone. In their paper published in Journal of Ethology, the group describes studying people reacting to others initiating use of their phone.
