Laneicea Hughes
Psychology 102-011
Psych Paper 1
22 September, 2017
Reflections on Mirror Neurons
Mirroring neurons has been closely observed in the primate species, some which are mammals in the group based on morphological traits. These traits are based on the behavioral traits, geographical distribution, and the deoxyribonucleic acid. The author's main point is that mirroring neurons allows humans and animals to act and observes actions performed by another. The author believes that mirroring neurons is involved in humans so they could learn communication as well as observation which supports the author's main point. “The mirroring system includes mechanism that helps the brain record difference between seeing …show more content…
Civic Center Park in Berkeley California. The No-Marxism rally members came together and clashed with other protestors. A group of protestors were being observed by civilians in the area. Another group of individuals suddenly got encouraged to express their own beliefs. Nevertheless, one group started to act hostile and scream the others followed. This is a classic “monkey see monkey do” situation. In the article, “Reflections on Mirror Neurons” the author says that humans have mirror neurons that fire when they perceive and take action. The author also changes the direction of his main point and discuss Iacoboni research on the downfall of the influence in rle of mirror neurons. Iacoboni says that many people confuse their action with those they tend to be around. Iacoboni evidence supports the video explained above. I do not feel that the actions of the original protesters and other protestors had no stance because they all felt as if they had demands that needed to be express even though their damens was different. The effect of both sides ended in chaos, so the setup of the protest was incorrect. Many of people demonstrate non-violence protests but since many of the individuals wanted their point to be knowledge, they felt the need to attack one another physically and mentally. I think that many of the
Psychology 102-011
Psych Paper 1
22 September, 2017
Reflections on Mirror Neurons
Mirroring neurons has been closely observed in the primate species, some which are mammals in the group based on morphological traits. These traits are based on the behavioral traits, geographical distribution, and the deoxyribonucleic acid. The author's main point is that mirroring neurons allows humans and animals to act and observes actions performed by another. The author believes that mirroring neurons is involved in humans so they could learn communication as well as observation which supports the author's main point. “The mirroring system includes mechanism that helps the brain record difference between seeing …show more content…
Civic Center Park in Berkeley California. The No-Marxism rally members came together and clashed with other protestors. A group of protestors were being observed by civilians in the area. Another group of individuals suddenly got encouraged to express their own beliefs. Nevertheless, one group started to act hostile and scream the others followed. This is a classic “monkey see monkey do” situation. In the article, “Reflections on Mirror Neurons” the author says that humans have mirror neurons that fire when they perceive and take action. The author also changes the direction of his main point and discuss Iacoboni research on the downfall of the influence in rle of mirror neurons. Iacoboni says that many people confuse their action with those they tend to be around. Iacoboni evidence supports the video explained above. I do not feel that the actions of the original protesters and other protestors had no stance because they all felt as if they had demands that needed to be express even though their damens was different. The effect of both sides ended in chaos, so the setup of the protest was incorrect. Many of people demonstrate non-violence protests but since many of the individuals wanted their point to be knowledge, they felt the need to attack one another physically and mentally. I think that many of the