Mirroring body behaviours, and especially facial expressions, are common in social interactions and are important social cognitive mechanisms since they enable the observer to understand not only the goal of an observed motor act, but also the intention behind it (Rizzolatti, 2005;Rizzolatti and Fabbri-Destro, 2008).
there seems to be a correlation between co-occurring Dominance values (p = 0.0059).