By Guest Writers Pierre Bohn & Corinne Fournier
As we move through our lives our brains constantly interpret the actions and intentions of others. When we see someone pick up a stone, how do we know if it’s a threat?
We also learn from others and sometimes we feel for them. How do we learn by imitation? Why do we feel empathy?
The answers to these questions are found in brain research on neurons.
As we move through our lives our brains constantly interpret the actions and intentions of others. When we see someone pick up a stone, how do we know if it’s a threat?
We also learn from others and sometimes we feel for them. How do we learn by imitation? Why do we feel empathy?
The answers to these questions are found in brain research on neurons.