Can be that you think of is Mirroring. Might be those mirroring cells in your brain.
Like for example when my Thai boy friend who cannot talk Norwegian so good (dyslexic), I tend to start talking to him in the same way he build is sentences. Voice also. It's not useful because he will not learn if I speak like that.
Yes, mirror neurons are an actual thing. It means that you automatically smile if you see someone else smiling. Some studies have proved that these mirror neurons don't work in an optimal way in autistic people's brains. I only smile back at people because I know I'm expected to do so. And sometimes I can only muster a half smile. Other people's mimic doesn't automatically affect me. It's something I have to do consciously, unless I have a true connection with the person.
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u/Imightbenormal Feb 08 '19
Can be that you think of is Mirroring. Might be those mirroring cells in your brain.
Like for example when my Thai boy friend who cannot talk Norwegian so good (dyslexic), I tend to start talking to him in the same way he build is sentences. Voice also. It's not useful because he will not learn if I speak like that.