When observing movie characters smoking,smokers' brains spontaneously simulate the act of smoking.Some researchers have suggested that this can be attributed to

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Mirror neurons are a type of brain cell that have been linked to the ability to imitate or mirror the actions of others. It is believed that when we observe someone performing an action, such as smoking, our mirror neurons will simulate that action in our own brain. This can lead to a feeling of familiarity or even a desire to engage in the same behavior, which may contribute to the appeal of smoking portrayed in movies.

When Observing Movie Characters Smoking,smokers' Brains Spontaneously Simulate the Act