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Home » News » Dr. Dan Siegel – Explains Mirror Neurons in Depth – YouTube
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Dr. Dan Siegel – Explains Mirror Neurons in Depth – YouTube

by Edwin Rutsch|Published 24/08/2016

Dr. Dan Siegel tells us how mirror neurons work and how humans react when mirror neurons are stimulated.

“We are hard-wired to perceive the mind of another being.”

See it on Scoop.it, via Empathy and Compassion

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