Researchers have discovered how the brain's neural circuits regulate imitative behavior, a key component of social interaction. Using a non-invasive brain stimulation technique, the study shows how specific motor circuits either enhance or inhibit imitation, shedding light on potential clinical applications.
Researchers have discovered how the brain's neural circuits regulate imitative behavior, a key component of social interaction. Using a non-invasive brain stimulation technique, the study shows how specific motor circuits either enhance or inhibit imitation, shedding light on potential clinical applications.
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