I'm curious to know if this is just a human thing, related to type or functions.
I'll give an example to help explain. In one of my uni classes we were simulating a mock group interview, and the aim was to give feedback on how we work in groups and what things companies are looking for when looking for graduates.
What I found interesting was before we were given the task I felt like I knew how I was supposed to be. That is how I was supposed to conduct my self, interact with others, what things show good group/team work and taking initiative. No I did not systematically go through my head what I had to do, it was I just a sense of how to be and then becoming this.
Other times I can feel like I'm wearing someone else's face. Well it's more how I am in that moment I think is imitating others mannerisms and I see that persons face in my minds eye. It's like in that moment I have become them. I am doing what they do, saying things like they say. That person does not need to be around me for this to happen, I can be completely alone (So I'm not simply mirroring the person in front of me).
I'll give an example to help explain. In one of my uni classes we were simulating a mock group interview, and the aim was to give feedback on how we work in groups and what things companies are looking for when looking for graduates.
What I found interesting was before we were given the task I felt like I knew how I was supposed to be. That is how I was supposed to conduct my self, interact with others, what things show good group/team work and taking initiative. No I did not systematically go through my head what I had to do, it was I just a sense of how to be and then becoming this.
Other times I can feel like I'm wearing someone else's face. Well it's more how I am in that moment I think is imitating others mannerisms and I see that persons face in my minds eye. It's like in that moment I have become them. I am doing what they do, saying things like they say. That person does not need to be around me for this to happen, I can be completely alone (So I'm not simply mirroring the person in front of me).