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We are able to empathize thanks in large part to mirror neurons, a special type of motor neurons that help us recognize emotions. -
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Once thought to merely coordinate movement, this region of the brain is proving to exert greater influence on cognition, emotion, and other functions. -
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For Valentine's Day, read up on how love affects the brain.
