Recently, there has been an exponential increase in developmental mu rhythm research, partially due to the mu rhythm's potential role in our understanding of others' actions as well as a variety of other social and cognitive processes (e.g., imitation, theory of mind, language).
They display ability in problem solving, as well as other cognitive processes such as imitation and insight.
Although mirror neurons are primarily thought to be involved in perception and understanding of motor actions [ 4], they may also play a critical role in higher order cognitive processes such as imitation [ 44, 50, 125], theory of mind [ 7, 47, 126], language [ 50, 127, 128] and empathy [ 129].
After the discovery of mirror neurons, such social phenomena including empathy, imitation, and coordination in a social context can be explained more scientifically as a cognitive process [26, 27, 28].
Humour is a cognitive process.
"That is a highly complex cognitive process".
"The second it becomes a cognitive process, it is immensely subject to manipulation".
"You need the whole cognitive process, that part of you which is open to wisdom.
Innovation, design as social solution, art as a cognitive process that bleeds into a bigger culture?
Interest as a non-depleting cognitive process.
Acting fine is a cognitive process.
