Social Cognition and Neonatal Mimicry Quiz
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What is social cognition?

  • A basic set of mental processes relating to understanding and interpreting other people’s behaviour
  • A simple set of mental processes relating to understanding, interpreting, remembering and predicting other people’s behaviour
  • A complex set of mental processes relating to understanding, interpreting, remembering and predicting other people’s behaviour (correct)
  • A straightforward set of mental processes relating to understanding, interpreting, and predicting other people’s behaviour

What is neonatal mimicry?

  • The replication of a model’s actions with understanding of the goal they serve
  • The replication of a model’s actions in the absence of any insight into why the actions are effective (correct)
  • The replication of a model’s actions with partial insight into why the actions are effective
  • The replication of a model’s actions with full insight into why the actions are effective

What are mirror neurons?

  • Neurons that only activate when you see someone perform an action
  • Neurons that activate randomly when observing actions
  • Specific neurons that activate when you see someone perform an action and when you perform that action yourself (correct)
  • Neurons that only activate when you perform an action yourself

What is the capacity of mimicry?

<p>The capacity to repeat actions with no goal (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do mirror neurons initially observed in macaques do?

<p>Activate when they see someone perform an action and when they perform that action themselves (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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