Our Understanding of Mirror Neurons in Humans Is Limited Compared

question 73

Multiple Choice

Our understanding of mirror neurons in humans is limited compared to our understanding from primates.This is because researchers:

• A) cannot get infants to replicate the same actions that they use with primates
• B) cannot ethically conduct the same type of electrode research in humans
• C) have found that when they place electrodes in infants' brains the structures are different
• D) have found the infant brain develops too fast to assess the same way as primates

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