Kids Often Copy Classmates They Don't Even Like, Psychology Finds

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Children commonly imitate the behavior of peers, including classmates they do not particularly like. This tendency shows how strongly peer influence shapes young people. Kids often mirror their peers to understand group norms and gain social acceptance. Research suggests this imitation can extend to negative or harmful actions, reflecting the social settings in which children live.

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