Which neurons in the brain are known to fire when we watch someone else perform, and when we perform a movement we have watched someone else perform?
A) performance
B) imitation
C) latent
D) mirror

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Mirror neurons are the neurons in the brain that fire both when an individual performs an action and when they observe someone else performing the same action. This mirroring process is thought to be crucial for understanding others' actions, learning through imitation, and even in the development of empathy.

Which Neurons in the Brain Are Known to Fire When