Motor corticospinal excitability during the observation of interactive hand gestures
Highlights ► No evidence for enhanced mirror system activation when viewing interactive behaviour. ► An emotional element to observed behaviour may be of significance to mirror neurons. ► No link between mirror system activation and self-reported empathy.
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| description | Highlights ► No evidence for enhanced mirror system activation when viewing interactive behaviour. ► An emotional element to observed behaviour may be of significance to mirror neurons. ► No link between mirror system activation and self-reported empathy. |
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