Mirror neuron systems: The role of mirroring processes in social cognition

Philip Gerrans

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Pineda, J. A. (Ed.). (2009). Mirror neuron systems: The role of mirroring processes in social cognition. New York: Humana Press.Price: £89.99/$149.00; ISBN: 978-1934115343: Pp 376; (hbk) Mirror neu...

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