Taking cues about our own behavior from those around us describes
A) Mimicking
B) Mirroring
C) Reflecting
D) Idealizing

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Mirroring is the process of unconsciously mimicking the behavior of others, such as copying their body language or speaking style. This can happen when we feel a sense of connection or rapport with the other person, and can be a way to signal our alignment or agreement with them. Mimicking, reflecting, and idealizing are all related concepts, but they refer to slightly different aspects of our social behavior.

Taking Cues About Our Own Behavior from Those Around Us