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Mirror neurons play a role in empathy from "summary" of Eu sei o que você está pensando by Mark Bowden,Tracey Thomson
Mirror neurons, those fascinating cells in our brains that fire both when we perform an action and when we see someone else perform the same action, have been found to play a crucial role in empathy. When we witness someone experiencing an emotion, our mirror neurons fire as if we were experiencing that emotion ourselves. This neural mirroring allows us to understand and resonate with the feelings of others on a deeper level, leading to a sense of empathy towards them. Furthermore, mirror neurons help us to simulate the actions, intentions, and emotions of others, enabling us to predict their behavior and respond accordingly. This ability to ment...
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