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The promise and pitfalls of studying the neurophysiological correlates of automatic imitation

2024-02-07

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<p>The automatic copying of other people – automatic imitation – is one of the most widely studied topics in psychology. In this chapter, we review current evidence for the neurophysiological correlates of automatic imitation. To do so, we focus on one heavily- used and influential paradigm that manipulates stimulus-response compatibility and is conducive to investigation using neuroscientific methods. We distingu...

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Literature Corpus work: 05318447-d7c3-526f-95de-396c18a7f1ab
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/yfxdn

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