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The link between aspects of the mind and bodily action is intriguing and complex.

For example imagining an action activates many of the same areas in the brain as performing it so that mentally rehearsing physical exercise can lead to increased heart rate.{{{author}}}, {{{title}}}, [[{{{publisher}}}|{{{publisher}}}]], [[{{{date}}}|{{{date}}}]]. .

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• Jeannerod, M (2006) Motor cognition:What Actions Tell the Self. Oxford:OUP ISBN 0198569653

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