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Neurons That Are Active Both When an Action Is Being

Question 64

Question 64

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Neurons that are active both when an action is being watched and when the action is being performed are called:


A) mimicry neurons.
B) mirror neurons.
C) reflective neurons.
D) dual-process neurons.

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