The Brain's Capacity to Simulate and Vicariously Experience the Observed

question 75

Multiple Choice

The brain's capacity to simulate and vicariously experience the observed postures and facial expressions of others most clearly contributes to the development of a child's

• A) theory of mind.
• B) cognitive map.
• C) extrinsic motivation.
• D) instinctive drift.

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