wave waves known rhythms wicket rhythms rhythms rhythms synchronized patterns electrical activity involving large numbers probably type brain controls voluntary movement patterns measured repeat frequency primarily prominent body physically rest unlike alpha wave occurs similar frequency resting visual wave found motor band approximately ear ear person wave patterns performs motor action practice performing motor action suppression called wave wave forms caused large numbers firing wave suppressed observes person performing motor action abstract motion biological characteristics researchers colleagues suggested sign mirror system involved wave suppression disagree wave interest variety scholars scientists study development interested details development wave infancy childhood role learning group researchers believe spectrum disorder strongly influenced altered mirror system wave suppression downstream indication mirror activity scientists popular interest investigating wave people investigators process waves develop new technology brain computer interface emergence systems hope severely physically disabled population new methods communication means manipulate navigate environments mirror mirror system consists class studied 1990s studies found sets fire perform simple tasks view performing simple tasks suggests play role mapping movements brain actually physically performing movements sets called mirror mirror system waves suppressed fire phenomenon allows researchers study mirror activity humans evidence mirror exist humans non human animals right left inferior right anterior left inferior frontal particular interest researchers believe wave suppression consequence mirror activity brain represents higher level processing mirror activity tests invasive measuring techniques humans found mirror fire basic motor tasks components deal intention evidence important role mirror humans waves represent high level coordination mirror development waves use independent frequency wave suppression representation activity going world frontal networks resting suppressed observation sensory information sounds sights usually motor region measured way wave infancy early months peak frequency wave reaches low rapid increase peak frequency year life age frequency typically reaches peak frequency wave increases age maturation adulthood reaches final stable frequency varying frequencies measured activity central waves thought indicative infant developing ability imitate important ability imitate plays vital role development motor skills tool use understanding information social interaction mimicking integral development social skills understanding cues relationships social learning requiring experience action execution waves present adults execution motor task accompanying executing goal oriented action exhibit higher degree adults action execution action observation waves greater degree evidenced adults tendency changes degree actual changes frequency measure wave development adulthood changes place year life understanding mechanisms shared action perception execution earliest years life implications language development learning understanding social interaction comes imitating movements sounds sharing experience attending object event person powerful force development language disorder associated social single cause identified wave mirror system studied specifically role disorder typically developing individual mirror system responds watches perform task performs task individuals mirror active consequently waves suppressed individual performs task finding led scientists notably colleagues view understanding individuals intentions goals thanks problems mirror system explain difficulty people communicating understanding studies mirror system waves people focused simple motor tasks scientists speculate tests expanded problems mirror system overarching social based findings mirror activity wave suppression individuals typically developing individuals studies examined development mirror means system recent study found activation inferior frontal increase age people finding apparent typically developing individuals furthermore greater activation associated greater amounts eye contact better social functioning scientists believe inferior frontal main mirror system humans related associated findings suggest mirror system non functional individuals simply abnormal development information significant present discussion waves integrating different areas mirror activity brain studies assessed attempts consciously stimulate mirror system suppress waves type given computers analyze real time recordings brain activity case waves type therapy early phases implementation individuals conflicting forecasts success brain computer brain computer developing technology hope day bring independence agency severely physically disabled technology potential help include people near total total advanced lateral intended help communicate objects robotic tools technologies currently regular use people disabilities diverse array development experimental level type uses event related wave order control computer method monitoring brain activity takes advantage fact group rest tend fire participant imagine movement event resulting group firing waves firing complex patterns reliably detected analyzed computer users interface trained movements typically foot hand tongue different locations distinguishable recording electrical activity motor method computers monitor typical pattern wave movement combined event related surrounding tissue paired pattern training training increasingly takes form games utilize virtual reality researchers found feedback virtual reality games particularly effective giving user tools improve control wave patterns method combined methods monitoring brain electrical activity create hybrid offer flexibility uses single monitoring method history waves studied 1930s referred wicket rhythm rounded waves resemble wickets reported waves active movements subjects subjects observed actions executed results later confirmed additional research groups including study patients study showed suppression patients observed moving body parts areas corresponded body moved actor studies shown waves imagining actions viewing point light biological motion brain waves delta wave wave alpha wave wave wave beta wave gamma wave
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