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Handbook of developmental social neuroscience
xvii, 558 pages, 4 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 27 cm.
The brain in a social environment : why study development? -- Methods in social neuroscience : issues in studying development -- Neuroanatomy of the developing social brain -- Neural bases of the development of face processing -- Decoding social signals in the infant brain : a look at eye gaze perception -- The development and neural bases of processing emotion in faces and voices -- The development of social information gathering in infancy : a model of neural substrates and developmental mechanisms -- Imitation as a stepping stone to empathy
Mentalizing and development during adolescence -- Early communicative development and the social brain -- Evolutionary origins of social communication -- Attachment and the comparative psychobiology of mothering -- Neuroendocrine mechanisms of social bonds and child-parent attachment, from the child's perspective -- Neurobiology and hormonal aspects of romantic relationships -- Animal models of romantic relationships -- Temperament and affect vulnerability : behavioral, electrocortical, and neuroimaging perspectives
Reward systems -- Social relationships as primary rewards : the neurobiology of attachment -- A brain-based account of developmental changes in social decision making -- A social neuroscience approach to adolescent depression -- The development and neural bases of psychopathy -- Autism : risk factors, risk processes, and outcome -- Social and genetic aspects of turner, williams-beuren, and fragile X syndromes -- The effects of early institutionalization on social behavior and underlying neural correlates -- Socioemotional development following early abuse and neglect : challenges and insights from translational research
edited by Michelle de Haan, Megan R. Gunnar.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.