When a monkey grasps,holds,or tears something,mirror neurons fire.And they likewise fire when the monkey observes another doing so.This demonstrates the value of
A) classical conditioning.
B) extrinsic motivation.
C) observational learning.
D) cognitive maps.

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This scenario described is an example of observational learning, as the monkey is observing the actions of another and firing mirror neurons in response. Classical conditioning and extrinsic motivation do not accurately describe this situation, and while cognitive maps can be useful for spatial learning, they are not applicable here.

When a Monkey Grasps,holds,or Tears Something,mirror Neurons Fire