Mimics

Definition

Mimics refers to the type of learning that occurs when an individual observes others' behaviors and imitates or copies them. It involves replicating actions, gestures, or words that are seen in someone else's behavior.

Related terms

Observational Learning:

Observational learning is a form of learning where individuals acquire new behaviors or skills by observing and imitating others.

Modeling:

Modeling refers to the process of demonstrating a behavior for others to observe and then imitate.

Vicarious Reinforcement: Vicarious reinforcement is when individuals learn from seeing others being rewarded or punished for their behavior, which influences their own likelihood of engaging in similar behaviors.