Given what you know about the function of mirror neurons, what might you expect to happen to a person whose "mirror system" was not functioning properly?
A. They would have difficulty understanding the emotions and intentions of others.
B. They would have difficulty in performing certain motor responses.
C. They would have difficult in comprehending speech.
D. They would have difficulty sensing their own body position.
Answer: A
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