A leading question in developmental social-cognitive neuroscience concerns the nature and function of neural links between action perception and production in early human development. Here we document a somatotopic pattern of activity of the sensorimotor EEG mu rhythm in 14-month-old infants. EEG was recorded during interactive trials in which infants activated a novel object using their own hands or feet (“execution” trials) and watched an experimenter use her hands or feet to achieve the same goal (“observation” trials). At central electrodes overlying sensorimotor hand areas (C3/C4), mu rhythm power was reduced (indicating greater cortical activation) during infants’ execution of hand acts compared to foot acts. For the central electrode...
During social interactions we often have an automatic and unconscious tendency to copy or ‘mimic’ ot...
During social interactions infants predict and evaluate other people’s actions. Previous behavioral ...
During social interactions we often have an automatic and unconscious tendency to copy or 'mimic' ot...
A leading question in developmental social-cognitive neuroscience concerns the nature and function o...
Human infants rapidly learn new skills and customs via imitation, but the neural linkages between ac...
Human infants rapidly learn new skills and customs via imitation, but the neural linkages between ac...
<div><p>Human infants rapidly learn new skills and customs via imitation, but the neural linkages be...
From early on, human infants acquire novel actions through observation and imitation. Yet, the neura...
Within cognitive neuroscience, there is burgeoning interest in how the body is represented in the ad...
From early on, human infants acquire novel actions through observation and imitation. Yet, the neura...
AbstractPrevious studies have shown that sensorimotor cortex activation is somatotopically-organised...
Since their discovery in the early 1990s, mirror neurons have been proposed to be related to many so...
The current study harnessed the variability in infants’ neural and behavioral responses as a novel m...
Previous studies have shown that sensorimotor cortex activation is somatotopically-organised during ...
Previous studies have shown that sensorimotor cortex activation is somatotopically-organised during ...
During social interactions we often have an automatic and unconscious tendency to copy or ‘mimic’ ot...
During social interactions infants predict and evaluate other people’s actions. Previous behavioral ...
During social interactions we often have an automatic and unconscious tendency to copy or 'mimic' ot...
A leading question in developmental social-cognitive neuroscience concerns the nature and function o...
Human infants rapidly learn new skills and customs via imitation, but the neural linkages between ac...
Human infants rapidly learn new skills and customs via imitation, but the neural linkages between ac...
<div><p>Human infants rapidly learn new skills and customs via imitation, but the neural linkages be...
From early on, human infants acquire novel actions through observation and imitation. Yet, the neura...
Within cognitive neuroscience, there is burgeoning interest in how the body is represented in the ad...
From early on, human infants acquire novel actions through observation and imitation. Yet, the neura...
AbstractPrevious studies have shown that sensorimotor cortex activation is somatotopically-organised...
Since their discovery in the early 1990s, mirror neurons have been proposed to be related to many so...
The current study harnessed the variability in infants’ neural and behavioral responses as a novel m...
Previous studies have shown that sensorimotor cortex activation is somatotopically-organised during ...
Previous studies have shown that sensorimotor cortex activation is somatotopically-organised during ...
During social interactions we often have an automatic and unconscious tendency to copy or ‘mimic’ ot...
During social interactions infants predict and evaluate other people’s actions. Previous behavioral ...
During social interactions we often have an automatic and unconscious tendency to copy or 'mimic' ot...