Learning by Imitation Is So Important to So Many Mammals

question 673

Multiple Choice

Learning by imitation is so important to so many mammals that the brain dedicates special neurons to this function, which are called __________ neurons.

• A)assimilating
• B)sensory
• C)effector
• D)mirror

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