Is Imitation a Consequence of Cognitive Processes?

Imitation is an essential aspect of learning and all these other cognitive processes. And mere neurons themselves are likely implicated in some way, broadly defined, as part of this imitation process. We have to pay attention to it, and it's worth studying. In terms of what you might use this mirror mechanism to predict the basic outcomes of people’s movements? So if that's the case, then we can talk about how other people ye slightly differ from that. I think exactly the same is happening with mirineronsat this is a circuit that is designed,. or utilized o develop, through experience, am to take not object information, but a action formation of other animals, and use