Titlebook: Neurosociology; The Nexus Between Ne David D. Franks Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2010 Consciousness.Emotions.Language Ac

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The Neuroscience of Emotion and Its Relation to Cognition,a good reason for this. While the dangers of passion are well known to all, this chapter will demonstrate neuroscience’s contributions toward making the case for the necessity of emotion for effective cognition. As Socrates implies above, cognition alone and by itself lacks the capacity to move us t

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The Self in Neuroscience and Social Psychology, years ago this was also a popular view among neuroscientists. The study of self is now a thriving enterprise in both fields. In 1999, Antonio Damasio published . which put the self on center stage in his thinking.

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Consciousness, Quale, and Subjective Experience,ehavior. This is especially true when it focuses on lived experience. Concerted interest in the validity of studying the subjective aspects of life was given formal recognition in 1990 when Carolyn Ellis and Michael Flaherty organized a symbolic interaction symposium on the subject. This effort enco

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The Place of Imitation in Social Life and Its Anatomical Brain Supports,m seeing it done (Rizzolatti 2005). During imitation the person transforms an observed action into an executed action that is similar, or identical, to the action observed (Rizzolatti 2005). I would suspect that some sociologists might see imitation as mere copying and disregard it as cognitively un

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