Mirroring the nonverbal behaviors of others can improve communication from "summary" of The Silent Language of Leaders by Carol Kinsey Goman, Ph.D.
Mirroring the nonverbal behaviors of others can improve communication by establishing rapport and building trust. When you mirror someone's gestures, expressions, posture, or tone of voice, you are sending a powerful signal that you are on the same wavelength. This unconscious mimicry helps create a sense of connection and understanding between individuals. Mirroring can also help you better understand the other person's perspective and emotions. By reflecting their nonverbal cues, you are essentially showing empathy and validation for their feelings. This can lead to more effective communication and better mutual unders...
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