Mirror neurons are active when person performs behavior

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Mirror neurons are active when a person performs a behavior and when a person passively observes another person performing that behavior (Glenberg, 2011a). That's unusual, because neurons (brain cells) are specialized: While motor neurons don't respond to sensory information, and sensory neurons don't respond to motor information, mirror neurons appear to respond to both (Gallese & others, 2011). Their responsiveness to two different kinds of input makes mirror neurons fascinating. Still not convinced? Scientists have found that mirror neurons can put a person's brain in the same state as a person doing a task just by watching them do that task. Source: King, Laura A. Experience Psychology. 2nd ed., McGraw-Hill Education, 2013. Multiple choice question. To continue to emphasize the theme of the passage. To add variety by breaking up a long or complicated passage. To introduce the reader to a conflicting argument. There is no rhetorical question in this passage.

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