Emma watches her mom applying cosmetics. She picks up a tube of lip gloss as her mom puts her own lipstick on. Emma imitates the movements, putting lip gloss on her own lips. It is likely that Emma's __________ are activated during this process.
A. mirror neurons
B. imitative neurons
C. occipital neurons
D. fusiform face area neurons
Answer: A
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A) Personality traits can be used to rule out applicants, but do not predict which applicants will likely succeed. B) Personality traits can be used to predict which applicants will likely succeed at a job, but cannot be used to rule out applicants. C) Personality traits can be used to both identify applicants who are likely to succeed, and rule out those who are likely to be problematic. D) Personality-based tests are not useful in selecting employees.
Conditions associated with the concept of neurodiversity include, but are not limited to _________
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