TEDxGöteborg - Gustaf Gredebäck - The Mirror Neuron System: Understanding Others as Oneself
Gustaf Gredebäck is an Associate Professor at the Department of Psychology, Uppsala University where he manages the Uppsala Babylab.
His research span several topics including occulomotor development, social cognition, and object representations in infancy. Central to his research
is the active infant, that perceive, interpret, and interact with his/her physical and social environment in a goal directed and future oriented manner.
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I've always been interested by mirror neurons. I watched this and they were completely different than what I thought they would've been. Still though they seem quite interesting for child developmental psychologist. But I still think blaming the mother works quite well.
@francessarmiento5140
4 жыл бұрын
😂🤣😂
great talk!
The implications of these mirror neurons is vast
4:40 "...some of these neurons, about 10 to 20%. also fire when they see someone else do the same type of action." Like when one is a passenger in a vehicle but still puts one's foot on the brake (which is not there). Even non-drivers do this.
Excellent ❤❤
Great speech, funny too!
Good talk.
So what does sensory perception then facilitate and help to create mirror neurons in the blind? Relying on sound association and feeling experience? Can this not replace the seeing to create the mirroring experience by positive outcome and success from picking up a cup or reaching for an object by sensing it only? Mapping memory to build a stronger pathway of trusting the outcome of the action from a more intense need for awareness to survive and thrive?
@corneliusprentjie-maker6715
3 жыл бұрын
I was interested in how developing brains pick up on parental stress, and or how 'sterile' emotional worlds(protective parenting styles) affect the brain; looking at Dr Maté- How emotions affect our cognitive functioning... and thinking how enriching an environment helped a child 'return'... from Autism... and how did interaction with less stressed people help the child connect. Was it to an extent the mirror neurons. Seems probable.
Are there any studies of mirror neurons facilitating harmful or negative anticipatory actions? For example, in hostile [but covert] environments, such as a soldier doing home checks in war zones? OR inner-city citizens with high crime rates? Would Love to read those studies - I have a feeling the brain system would alert us of 'impending harm' as well...
Have the same observations been made or attempted with humans and dogs?
What are the implications of borderlines having superior ability to read peoples affective state, coupled with reduced mirror neuron activity?
@corneliusprentjie-maker6715
3 жыл бұрын
i teresting question. Do you have more context? Can you suggest a video or three to understand better where you coming from? I guess it seems the peoole might nit have relied on... people surrounding them(?) not empathising with their actions... not trying to learn from them... but still read the actions of others... as percieved influence to life (thinking-but have no idea)?
PSYC 206 class where you at
Oh I thought it is mostly so that we copy humans that are smarter than us, being able to learn new skills so the evolution goes on, but it’s a defence mechanism as well it seems
Smobody lukig in mirror.when am seing is shadow in mirror itz like bend what is d reason
Iam a looser If I use my imagination to create a beutiful story with images then become a winner because my mirrors neurones dont make distintion between my movements or others representacion? Can I do be hapinnes if make this representacion?
I assume that in a TEDx talk, people are meant to be serious. Laughter is banned in TEDx.
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He's actually pretty funny, wonder why nobody laughs
@sandersnoeren9683
2 жыл бұрын
It's the mirror neurons
@imadeyoureadthis1
Жыл бұрын
He doesn't perform the jokes, it's like he's just reading them from a script. Delivering a joke is it's own form of art/act.
Giacomo Rizzolatti
@corneliusprentjie-maker6715
3 жыл бұрын
May the force be with you Yoda. oh well i'm.sure it is. ... please send me a lightsaber... oh wait you have. Thank you.
Is there a cure for misophonia? Someone please help me. I am so intolerant!
@tntnyny
5 жыл бұрын
Hi. I hope you are feeling better. The only treatment i am aware of is CBT.
sorry... I tried watching, but admit one of the worst presenters I have ever seen. had to stop despite topic is of much interest to me.
Lol
Don't video record or present these if you aren't doing to do it well. You dropped the ball with this one. Don't do that anymore. Show us each and every graphic well! It's important! Thanks.