People imitate accent features they expect to hear, even without

People imitate accent features they expect to hear, even without

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Research from postdoc Lacey Wade confirmed this idea, what she calls expectation-driven convergence, in a controlled experiment for the first time. The work reveals just how much the subconscious factors into the way people speak.

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