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2001-01-01
The 'shared manifold' hypothesis: From mirror neurons to empathy
Abstract
We are social animals. We share this feature with many other species. A complexity and sophistication that we do not observe among ants, bees or wolves, however, characteristically define the social life of primates. This complexity and sophistication is epitomized at its highest level by the social rules our conduct in everyday life is supposed
Topics
Action Observation and Synchronization 0.93
Field: Psychology · Subfield: Social Psychology
Keywords
Empathy,Psychology,Mirror neuron,Manifold (fluid mechanics),Cognitive psychology,Neuroscience,Social psychology
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Reduced inequalities (0.76)
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