Am I Normal?habits
I make facial expressions while reading or watching something alone
Mirror neurons fire when we observe or imagine emotions in others, causing involuntary facial mimicry. When you're emotionally invested in a story, your face responds as if you were there.
Have you ever done this?
Be honest — have you ever done this?
Related fact
Mirror neurons were accidentally discovered in 1992 when a monkey's brain lit up watching a researcher eat — the same neurons that fired when the monkey ate itself.