When imitating behavior,the goals of the behavior (goal state)are processed in the ________________.

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The left premotor cortex is responsible for processing goal-directed motor actions, which includes imitating behavior in order to achieve the same goal state as the observed behavior. The inferior temporal cortex is primarily involved in object recognition, and the parahippocampal gyrus is associated with memory and spatial navigation. The dorsolateral PFC is involved in executive functions such as working memory and inhibitory control, but is not specifically involved in imitating behavior to achieve a goal state.

When Imitating Behavior,the Goals of the Behavior (Goal State)are Processed