Titlebook: New Frontiers in Social Neuroscience; Jean Decety,Yves Christen Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 behavioral fe

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,What’s So Social About the Social Brain?, most research has been on economic games or the socio-cognitive processes involved in dyadic interactions (e.g., theory of mind or prosocial/altruistic behaviour). These largely reflect causal interactions between strangers. However, the nature of primate (and hence human) sociality, as reflected i

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The Neurobiology of a Transformation from Asocial to Social Life During Swarm Formation in Desert Lnvironment. Social interactions between these animals can induce long-lasting changes in brain function and behaviour that in turn alter the ways in which they respond to each other. Locusts are insects that can change reversibly between an asocial solitarious phase and a social gregarious phase tha

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Social Neuroscience and the Study of Animal Communication,rspective of social neuroscience. Here I primarily concentrate on the enigma surrounding the evolution of multiple signalling systems in animal communication to illustrate the advantages of combining studies of cognitive mechanisms with behavioural ecological approaches.

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The Group Mind: The Pervasive Influence of Social Identity on Cognition,ch that provides the psychological and neural architecture for collectively shared representations of the world – the “group mind.” We describe how collective identities structure a wide range of human cognitive processes, from rapid evaluation and face memory to mental state attribution and represe

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Using Awake Animal Imaging to Understand Neural Circuits of Emotion: Studies Ranging from Maternal ssociated with intense emotional reactions. The rewarding aspects of breast feeding or the aversive threatening feelings when confronted with a live predator are just two examples of the types of provocation paradigms that can be staged in the magnet during an imaging session. When combined with the

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The Many Faces of the Emotional Body,d social neuroscience that specifically uses bodily expressions. Starting with the initial studies mapping the neural substrate of perception of simple bodily expressions, several steps have been taken to grasp the full extent of genuine interactions, from the use of multiple emotional cues, to dyna