Where can the part be connected ?
Hi~ I don't know where the part in red below is connected to? Is it like this?
: the premotor cortex, which plays a role in mirroring behaviors in the brain and (plays a role in) social learning related to practices
And what could be the best possible meaning of "practices" here? I guess this is not easy. But I just hope to get some idea from your thoughts, if you could get some idea, whatever it is.
I appreciate in advance.
This same study determined that the brain regions included in empathy are
• the superior temporal sulcus, which plays a role in the imitation of other’s behaviors;
• the anterior insula, which plays a role in interpreting and predicting the behaviors of others;
• the amygdala, which provides emotional meaning to nonverbal cues; and
• the premotor cortex, which plays a role in mirroring behaviors in the brain and social learning related to practices (Carr, McLaughlin, Giacobbe-Greico, & Smith, 2003).
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Hi On the first point, I'm sure you're right: - The premotor cortex plays a role in: (a) mirroring behaviours; and (b) social learning practices If I had to guess at 'practices', I'd say, very roughly, there are two types of social learning. '. The person isn't asking for a detailed explanation of how you feel, it's just a social practice.
- Hi On the first point, I'm sure you're right: - The premotor cortex plays a role in: (a) mirroring behaviours; and (b) social learning practices If I had to guess at 'practices', I'd say, very roughly, there are two types of social learning.
- '.
- The person isn't asking for a detailed explanation of how you feel, it's just a social practice.
- You learn how to respond in a fairly routine way On the other hand, reading someone's body language, say, is also a social skill but it's not a practice.
- It's a complex skill that must use various parts of the brain.
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On the first point, I'm sure you're right:
- The premotor cortex plays a role in: (a) mirroring behaviours; and (b) social learning practices
If I had to guess at 'practices', I'd say, very roughly, there are two types of social learning. If someone says 'How are you?', you say, 'I'm well thanks, how are you?'. The person isn't asking for a detailed explanation of how yo
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