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Developmental social cognitive neuroscience /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Zelazo, Philip David, Chandler, Michael J., Crone, Eveline
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Psychology Press, [2010]
Series:Jean Piaget Symposium series.
Subjects:
Cognitive psychology > Congresses.
Cognitive neuroscience > Congresses.
Developmental psychology > Congresses.
Table of Contents:
  • The birth and early development of a new discipline : developmental social cognitive neuroscience / Philip David Zelazo, Michael Chandler, and Eveline A. Crone
  • Motor cognition : role of the motor system in the phylogeny and ontogeny of social cognition and its relevance for the understanding of autism / Vittorio Gallese and Magali Rochat
  • The construction of commonsense psychology in infancy / Chris Moore and John Barresi
  • Theory of mind and executive functioning : a developmental neuropsychological approach / Jeannette E. Benson and Mark A. Sabbagh
  • The development of iterative reprocessing : implications for affect and its regulation / William A. Cunningham and Philip David Zelazo
  • Brain mechanisms in the typical and atypical development of social cognition / Susan B. Perlman, Brent C. Vander Wyk, and Kevin A. Pelphrey
  • Autism and the empathizing-systemizing (E-S) theory / Simon Baron-Cohen
  • The neural foundations of evaluative self-knowledge in middle childhood, early adolescence, and adulthood / Jennifer H. Pfeifer, Mirella Dapretto, and Matthew D. Lieberman
  • Neurodevelopment underlying adolescent behavior : a neurobiological model / Monique Ernst and Michael Hardin
  • The terrible twelves / Abigail A. Baird
  • Paradoxes in adolescent risk taking / Linda Van Leijenhorst and Eveline A. Crone
  • Between neurons and neighborhoods : innovative methods to assess the development and depth of adolescent social awareness / Robert L. Selman and Luba Falk Feigenberg
  • Crucial developmental role of prefrontal cortical systems in social cognition and moral maturation : evidence from early prefrontal lesions and fMRI / Paul J. Eslinger and Melissa Robinson-Long
  • Contributions of neuroscience to the understanding of moral reasoning and its development / R. James Blair
  • Is a neuroscience of morality possible? / Jeremy Carpendale, Bryan W. Sokol, and Ulrich Müller
  • The relevance of moral epistemology and psychology for neuroscience / Elliot Turiel.