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Fig 1.

Probe design.

(a) fNIRS probe was embedded within an elastic, 128-electrode electroencephalogram (EEG) cap. (b) sensitivity profile for probe geometry and channel number. Sources are represented in red, detectors are represented in blue. Color scale indicates relative sensitivity in log 10 units from -1 (blue) to 1 (red).

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Fig 2.

Experimental paradigm.

(a and c) Baseline condition (observing a moving pendulum) (b) Action execution (d) Action Observation. The individual in this picture has given written informed consent (as outlined in PLOS consent form) to publish these case details.

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Fig 3.

Measurement channels.

Six ROIs were derived from the 12 channels located in each hemisphere: pre-central region, post-central region, superior parietal lobule (SPL), inferior parietal lobule (IPL), supra-marginal gyrus (SMG) and angular gyrus (AG).

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Fig 4.

HbO and HbR reconstruction maps for execution and observation in the right hemisphere from -5 to 25 seconds.

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Fig 5.

HbO and HbR reconstruction maps for execution and observation in the left hemisphere from -5 to 25 seconds.

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Table 1.

HbO2 response to observation and execution conditions in regions of interest (ROI) in the left hemisphere.

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Table 2.

HbO2 response to observation and execution conditions in regions of interest (ROI) in the right hemisphere.

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Fig 6.

Hemodynamic response function for precentral region during execution and observation conditions.

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Fig 7.

Hemodynamic response function for postcentral region during execution and observation conditions.

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