Demonstrates how group dynamics influence anticipated imitation effects, suggesting unique group interactions.
• Congruency relations between groups shape anticipated imitation effects. • People use anticipated responses of multiple other agents to initiate own actions. • Joint task representations encode own and others' actions on a group level. • Integration of others' actions into own task representations is not automatic.
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Marschner et al. (2026) studied this question.
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