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MIT MIT, or motor imagery training, is a cognitive method in which a person mentally practices a specific movement without actually producing the movement.
MIT, or motor imagery training, is a cognitive method in which a person mentally practices a specific movement without actually producing the movement. In psychology and motor research, it is used as a task-focused form of mental rehearsal that engages brain pathways similar to those involved in carrying out the action itself.