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What does the Public Health Agency of Canada oppose because of evidence linking it to long-term negative outcomes for children?

◦ spanking
◦ violent movies and television programming
◦ time-out procedures
◦ playing video games

Question 2

What happens in the brain of an individual who is observing the behaviour of another person, based on evidence from brain imaging?

◦ Mirror neurons become active as the observer "experiences" what the model is doing.
◦ Parietal areas become less active, as the observer becomes focused on visual processing.
◦ Language areas become active as the observer engages in self-talk.
◦ Subcortical areas become less active because the observer can have only emotional responses to his own behaviour.
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