The Mirror System of the Brain on Observation, Performance, and Imagination of Motor Tasks – Neurophysiological Reflection of the Perception of Another Person’s Consciousness

This report addresses the question of the neurophysiological mechanisms of the perception of social behavior. The concept of the mirror system of the brain is laid out, along with its links with the μ rhythm in social adaptation. An original three-block method for presentation of stimulus material f...

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Published in:Neuroscience and behavioral physiology 2019-07, Vol.49 (6), p.714-722
Main Authors: Lebedeva, N. N., Karimova, E. D., Karpichev, V. V., Maltsev, V. Yu
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Brain
EEG
Mental task performance
Mirrors
Motor task performance
Neurobiology
Neurosciences
Perception
Social behavior
Synchronization
Trucking industry
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