The chameleon effect describes most people's tendency to mimic or mirror another person's facial expressions, nonverbal behaviors, and verbal expressions. We engage in this behavior without even ...

Ever noticed how you might speak more formally in a job interview than when chatting with friends at a coffee shop? Or maybe you’ve laughed a bit louder at a joke while on a date? That’s the chameleon ...

TOLEDO, Ohio — The Toledo Museum of Art's latest exhibit takes viewers inside the history of glass. Chameleon Effects: Glass (Un)Defined examines innovation in glass art throughout history, and brings ...

•The Chameleon Effect is embedded in human nature. •This is why kids will develop accents of their parents, or people who often surround them.

TOLEDO, Ohio — See through history at the Toledo Museum of Art’s (TMA) new exhibit Chameleon Effects: Glass (Un)Defined, opening Saturday. This experience brings together historical and contemporary ...

Have you ever found yourself caught up in all of the latest catchphrases and modern lingo, and you can’t understand what’s being said? Well, somewhere between all of the “slays” and “W rizz” there is ...

The impulse to check your phone after someone nearby checks theirs is an example of the chameleon effect, new research suggests. Photo by In Pictures Ltd./Corbis via Getty Images A study published ...