2023年12月16日 · The neuron activation meme, also known as “Monkey Sees Action,” is rooted in a scientific diagram that illustrates the activation of a mirror neuron in a monkey when it observes another...

2011年8月1日 · We are all familiar with the phrase “monkey see, monkey do” – but have we actually thought about what it means? Over the last two decades, neuroscience research has been investigating whether this popular saying has a real basis in human behavior.

2023年12月16日 · The neuron activation meme, also known as “Monkey Sees Action,” is rooted in a scientific diagram that illustrates the activation of a mirror neuron in a monkey when it observes another monkey eating a banana.

2006年1月10日 · The monkey brain contains a special class of cells, called mirror neurons, that fire when the animal sees or hears an action and when the animal carries out the same action on its own. But if the findings, published in 1996, surprised most scientists, recent research has left them flabbergasted.

2017年3月14日 · Our results show that a population of VLPF neurons respond to the observation of biological movements, in particular those representing goal directed actions. Many of these neurons also show a preference for the agent performing the action.

1996年9月1日 · The ‘monkey see, monkey do’ neurons described in the text are found in premotor cortical area F5. F5 receives its sensory information from two regions in parietal cortex, AIP (anterior intraparietal area) and 7b.

Mirror neurons are frontal-cortex brain cells that have been found in the brains of monkeys, as well as apes and humans. They fire not only when the monkey grasps or manipulates an object, but also when the monkey just watches another monkey perform the same action.

Neurophysiology: ‘Monkey see, monkey do’ cells David P. Carey Cells in the premotor cortex of the macaque monkey respond to the sight of specific hand actions made by either the animal itself or the experimenter. What could be the function of such cells? Address: Department of Psychology, University of Aberdeen, Kings

2001年7月19日 · It appears therefore that the mirror neurons responsive in hidden condition are able to generate a motor representation of an observed action, not only when the monkey sees that action, but also when it knows its outcome without seeing its most crucial part (i.e., hand-object interaction).

2006年9月5日 · Lip-smacking action Pier Ferrari at the University of Parma, Italy, and colleagues tested 21 newborn macaques by holding each in front of a researcher who made various facial expressions.