Before we conclude that mirror neurons help people imitate, which of the following should research demonstrate?A. Mirror neurons respond to both seeing and hearing someone else’s movement.B. Mirror neurons occur in the same brain areas of humans as in monkeys.C. Mirror neurons have different properties for people from different cultures.D. Mirror neurons develop their properties before children start to imitate.

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