Less than normal activity in brain areas involved in mirroring others' actions has been found to be associated with

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Less than normal activity in the brain areas involved in mirroring others' actions is a hallmark of autism spectrum disorder. This is known as the "broken mirror hypothesis," which suggests that individuals with autism have difficulty imitating or empathizing with others due to a dysfunction in their mirror neuron system.

Less Than Normal Activity in Brain Areas Involved in Mirroring