Which type of neurons may help a person learn from either doing an act or watching someone else do that same act?
A) Afferent neurons
B) Mirror neurons
C) Gang neurons
D) Hippocampal neurons

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Mirror neurons are responsible for both the performance of a specific action and for the observation of the same action being done by someone else. These neurons fire in response to seeing an action being performed, as well as performing it oneself, facilitating learning and imitation of the observed action. Afferent neurons carry information towards the brain, gang neurons are clusters of nerve cell bodies in the peripheral and central nervous system, and hippocampal neurons are responsible for memory processing.

Which Type of Neurons May Help a Person Learn from Either