neuron theory

the theory that the nervous system is formed of numerous separate NEURONS that contact only through synapses and not through a continuity of protoplasm.

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(2009) Eight problems for the mirror neuron theory of action understanding in monkeys and humans.

Development of social systems neuroscience using macaques

This theory is similar to mirror neuron theory to a certain degree; therefore, it is possible to compare them.

Reconsideration of Mimesis in Drama through the Perspective of Mirror Neurons

(1999) Reticular theory versus neuron theory in the work of Camillo Golgi.

Fractal cognitive triad: the theoretical connection between subjective experience and neural oscillations

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