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When you look at an image of a person yawning, what is your reaction? Even reading about yawning can make you yawn, too. Don’t you feel like yawning right now? If so, you are not alone. 금성 영어1(최인철) 본문About half of all people actually yawn after they see someone else yawn. The reason for this universal phenomenon of contagious yawning has long been investigated by many scientists. Recent studies reveal that this contagious phenomenon is related to empathy—as you may have heard, this is the ability to understand others’ emotional states. Many scientists suggest that our feelings of empathy are made possible by a special group of nerve cells called mirror neurons. It is the mirror neuron that enables us to “mirror” others’ emotions. 금성 영어1(최인철) 본문It is said that the discovery of mirror neurons has helped scientists explain the reason for empathy. So how were mirror neurons discovered? They were discovered by accident. In Parma, Italy, a monkey sat in a laboratory chair. Thin wires had been connected to the region of its brain involved in carrying out movements. Every time the monkey moved an object, some cells in that brain region would send a signal, and a monitor would make a beeping sound.금성 영어1(최인철) 본문

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