Answer: Modelling
Explanation: It is simply the design of one's behaviour by having a particular pattern or model of behaviour, and that model is the behaviour of someone else. People who thus accept a particular model of behaviour are in fact witnessing a particular pattern of behaviour when we see those patterns or models, that is, other people we observe and whose behaviours we adopt, resemble ourselves. This way of shaping behaviour can be applied in different situations and for different purposes. For example, when a client learns from a psychotherapist by repetition, i.e imitation without verbal instructions. Or, when employees want to go into a certain way or model of behaviour at work, then this modelling serves as a guide for shaping behaviour and getting into desired behaviour regarding work ethics and alike.
