{"value"=>"<p> <span class=\"title\">The Relationship Between Imaging, Fantasy and Movement Mirroring in Dance Therapy</span></p> <p>This study tests the ability to mirror movement and to image by asking first- and second-year dance therapy students and social work students to duplicate the movements of a model expressing sadness, anger, and happiness. Results of the movement-mirroring test were compared to imaging and expressive ability. Results indicated a correlation between movement mirroring (empathy) and imaging for the Dance Therapy II group, but not for the Dance Therapy I or social work group alone. The Dance Therapy II group also scored highest in both movement mirroring and imaging. Imaging-test responses revealed more emotive language for higher scorers in both measures.</p>"}