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Although it has become widely accepted that the action observation network (AON) includes three levels (occipito‐temporal, parietal and premotor), little is known concerning the specific role of these levels within… Click to show full abstract
Although it has become widely accepted that the action observation network (AON) includes three levels (occipito‐temporal, parietal and premotor), little is known concerning the specific role of these levels within perceptual tasks probing action observation. Recent single cell studies suggest that the parietal level carries the information required to discriminate between two‐alternative observed actions, but do not exclude possible contributions from the other two levels.
Keywords:
human anterior;
putative human;
role putative;
role;
anterior intraparietal;
action
Journal Title: Brain and Behavior
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: Brain and Behavior
Year Published: 2019
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