Your Mistake, My Mistake-All the Same to the Brain
Publié : 28 avr. 2004, 11:44
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>Your Mistake, My Mistake-All the Same to the Brain
>Mon Apr 26, 9:28 AM ET
>
>WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Why is it so annoying to watch someone else
>make a mistake? Maybe because it affects the same areas of the brain
>as when a person makes his or her own mistake, Dutch researchers
>said on Monday.
>
>Experiments in which volunteers tried a computer task and then
>watched each other do the same thing showed the brain reacted in a
>similar way whether the observer made the mistake, or watched
>someone else make it.
Ca me rappelle un peu cette histoire de neurones-miroirs dont on parlait
il y a quelque temps sur ce forum.
>Your Mistake, My Mistake-All the Same to the Brain
>Mon Apr 26, 9:28 AM ET
>
>WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Why is it so annoying to watch someone else
>make a mistake? Maybe because it affects the same areas of the brain
>as when a person makes his or her own mistake, Dutch researchers
>said on Monday.
>
>Experiments in which volunteers tried a computer task and then
>watched each other do the same thing showed the brain reacted in a
>similar way whether the observer made the mistake, or watched
>someone else make it.
Ca me rappelle un peu cette histoire de neurones-miroirs dont on parlait
il y a quelque temps sur ce forum.