# Giacomo Rizzolatti
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giacomo rizzolatti (born April 28, 1937) is an Italian neurophysiologist who works at the University of Parma. Born in Kiev, UkSSR, he is the Senior Scientist of the research team that discovered mirror neurons in the frontal and parietal cortex of the macaque monkey, and has written many scientific articles on the topic. He also proposed the premotor theory of attention.
Talk S1:E12 “WYSIWYG”
Minisode says hi, gonna be quick (ish) no lie! Speedy talked about The Balloon Story, Science Quiz Bees, Ratched on Netflix (Sarah Paulson, Finn Wittrock, Brandon Flynn), and the Lobotomy. My Bad Habits, Magic Wriggly Twisty Worm, and Mirror Neurons on Neuroscience. Is yawning contagious? Neuroscie…
007: Social & Clinical Psychology with Dr. Jim Sexton
We got to interview Dr. Jim Sexton, who holds Ph.D.s in Clinical and Social Psychology. He's currently a professor at George Washington University's Psy.D. program and a practicing clinician. His answers lent insight into a wide range of topics within the fields of both his Ph.D.s, such as building…
The Beauty of the Face
If we are to love others as ourselves and have been made for relationship and to be in community with others than I can only believe that its true that….
"Our survival depends on understanding the actions, intentions and emotions of others." (Dr. Giacomo Rizzolatti)
We have heard that the eyes…
Episode 514 - Use Mirror Neurons To Influence Without Detection
Twenty years ago, a team led by Giacomo Rizzolatti at the University of Parma in Italy made a radical discovery: mirror neurons. These specialized brain cells were found in Macaque Monkeys and would activate when the monkey performed an action and when it observed another monkey performing the same…
Episode 7 – The Invisible Influence of Emotions on Every Choice
Are your choices really rational—or are they shaped by emotions you can’t see? In this episode of Choice Beyond Logic, Kellie Best explores how fear, joy, anger, and sadness influence decision-making at every level. With insights from neuroscience, psychology, and behavioral economics, you’ll disco…
Interlude XIX - Neural Mirroring: The Science of Shared Feeling
In this interlude, Dr. Juan Carlos Rey of crowscupboard.com examines the hidden choreography of empathy - the mirror mechanism that allows one human brain to echo another’s joy, sorrow, and intent.
First identified in the early 1990s by Giacomo Rizzolatti and Vittorio Gallese at the University of P…
Interlude XXXI - The Speaking Body: Gesture Before Language
Before words shaped meaning, the human body was already speaking.
In this interlude of The Observable Unknown, Dr. Juan Carlos Rey examines the deep neurological and evolutionary roots of non-verbal communication, revealing how gesture, posture, and movement function as primary instruments of thou…
Michael Arbib on mirror neurons and schema theory
How did a brain system for grasping objects become the foundation for human language? Michael Arbib traces the evolutionary path from mirror neurons to speech, arguing that schema theory provides the missing link between neural circuits and cognitive architecture. Subscribe for more from the Conver…
Giacomo Rizzolatti on mirror neurons and action understanding
How does the brain understand what another person is doing without having to think about it? Giacomo Rizzolatti, who discovered mirror neurons, explains why action understanding is rooted in the motor system , and why the concept must now expand from individual mirror neurons to a mirror brain that…
Ep 30: The Person in the Room You are Not Talking About
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You cannot stand this colleague…and they simply rub you the wrong way.
It’s the colleague whose anxiety becomes everyone else’s problem. The stakeholder whose unpredictability keeps the whole floor walking on eggshells. The person whose name on your calendar ruins the hour before th…
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