Brain processes that regulate a person's ability to imitate another person, either consciously or unconsciously, are known as ______.

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Mirror neurons are brain cells that become activated, or "fire," both when an individual performs a particular action, and when they observe another person performing the same action. Mirror neurons are believed to play a role in imitation, empathy, and understanding of others' actions and intentions.

Brain Processes That Regulate a Person's Ability to Imitate Another