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Humans mirror others’ emotions because the brain copies moods like it’s contagious Wi-Fi.

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Humans do tend to unconsciously mimic others' expressions and moods, called emotional contagion. Mirror neurons are often suggested as a mechanism, though that idea is debated.

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