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• • Christian

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    Published: 08-27-2014 06:30 am
  • http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-imprinted-brain/201204/neurons-mirror-the-diametric-mind
    
    "One of the most important findings of modern brain research was the discovery of mirror neurons. First observed in monkeys, these are neurons in the motor cortex which fire to produce an action but which are also seen to fire at a much lower level when the subject observes the action carried out by another actor. In people as in monkeys, it seems that seeing someone else perform an act is reflected in the mirror neurons of the cortex."

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