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Routledge Social Neuroscience: Key Readings in Social Psychology

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Description

Explore the deep connections between the mind and the brain with Social Neuroscience: Key Readings. This collection brings together insights from neuroscientists and cognitive scientists who have worked together for over a decade to understand how the human mind functions. While previous research has addressed perception, imagery, attention, and memory, this volume takes a broader approach to solve the mysteries of mind-brain connections. This book examines a wide range of social behaviors and psychological processes. Readers will find detailed explorations of topics including attraction, altruism, empathy, and cooperation. It also covers essential social elements such as communication, persuasion, obedience, and dominance. Whether you are studying attachment, affiliation, or moral behavior, these key readings provide a comprehensive look at the biological and cognitive foundations of social interaction. This text is an essential resource for anyone interested in the intersection of social psychology and neuroscience.

Key Features

Covers a wide range of social topics including attraction, altruism, empathy, and cooperation.

Explores complex social behaviors such as persuasion, obedience, dominance, and communication.

Provides a comprehensive look at the connections between the mind and the brain.

Includes research on social processes like affiliation, attachment, and kin recognition.

Examines psychological aspects such as attitudes, identification, and sexuality.

Integrates insights from both neuroscientists and cognitive scientists to explain social behavior.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
27 December 2004
Listed Since
19 December 2006

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