Neuroscience, Social
Arbitrary and Godlike Determinations: Insanity, Neuroscience, and Social Control in Montana
... as neuroscience produces greater specificity and moves from correlation to ...causation. Neuroscience developments have the potential to challenge notions of criminality as inde- pendent choice and to force ...
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Social science and neuroscience beyond interdisciplinarity: experimental entanglements
... the social’ in the face of a fash- ionable and shallow ‘ontological hybridization’ (2012: ...called social science that addresses itself to one kind of object; and there is a thing called ...
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Being-in-the-world-with: Presence Meets Social And Cognitive Neuroscience
... from social and cognitive sciences – Situated Cognition, Embodied Cognition, Enactive Approach, Situated Simulation, Covert Imitation - and discoveries from neuroscience – Mirror and Canonical Neurons - ...
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Social Cognitive Neuroscience Perspective for Unification Psychology
... model come from psychology and cognitive neuroscience. Be- sides those supporting from Wundt’s studies, there are many evidence from cognitive psychology and functional imaging researches, such as those studies on ...
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The social brain meets the reactive genome: neuroscience, epigenetics and the new social biology
... of social experiences and environmental ...with neuroscience research as an example of the new, and in a way unprecedented, sociality of contemporary ...with neuroscience, in the second part I ...
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A four-part working bibliography of neuroethics: Part 4 - Ethical issues in clinical and social applications of neuroscience
... the social aspects of research and clinical advances in the brain ...sure, neuroscience is not confined to the la- boratory, as the demand for, and concomitant concerns about “bench-to-bedside” translation ...
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Social neuroscience in psychiatry: unravelling the neural mechanisms of social dysfunction
... tackle social (cognitive) impairment - a difficult task, given the underlying pathological mechanisms are not yet ...in social neuroscience, although preliminary reports suggest some benefit on ...
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Direction of biological motion modifies dynamics of brain activation: an indication for social neuroscience
... Current evidence therefore suggests that biological movement in the depth plane is highly relevant from a social and biological perspective. Yet nothing is known of the dynamics of brain activation in these ...
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The use of preferred social stimuli as rewards for rhesus macaques in behavioural neuroscience
... Finally, it is perhaps most likely that both the greyscale and colour stimuli are not suffi- ciently motivating on a trial-by-trial basis when many iterations of a task must be performed. The task used in the current ...
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Social touch: a new vista for developmental cognitive neuroscience?
... The interest in social touch has a decades long history. The first rigorous studies into the importance of maternal physical contact for (monkey) development were carried out in the 1960s, by Harlow and col. (e.g. ...
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Rethinking the philosophical and theoretical foundations of organizational neuroscience : a critical realist alternative
... organizational neuroscience locates itself in hotly contested philosophical ...theories, social theory has tended to reserve the term reductionism for pejorative use (Sayer, ...positing social ...
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Social bodies and social justice
... employed neuroscience to promote their professional interests and contend that early intervention is more cost-effective than remedial action with risky families (Gillies et al 2017: ...how neuroscience may ...
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Marijuana and Cannabinoid Neuroscience
... Dr. Parsons reviewed patterns of drug use in the United States, noting that marijuana is the third most commonly used substance after alcohol and tobacco, according to results from the 2014 National Survey of Drug Use ...
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Athena’s Axon: Female neuroscientists and the question of gender equality
... among religion, culture, and ethnicity have driven female representation down according to historical trends. The neuroscience community has not escaped these effects. In 2003, only 25% of the nation’s tenure ...
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Brenda Milner leaves a legacy in the field of Neuroscience
... HM was a patient who had at 29 underwent an experimental brain operation in order to correct the seizure disorder he had lived with since he was about 10. His seizures would occur without warning and would induce ...
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Martha Farah and Neuroethics
... Cognitive Neuroscience editorial that invites neuroscientists to submit scientific based research papers on neuroethics to the JOCN ...– Neuroscience, BioSocieties, and ...ethical, social, and legal ...
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Neurofeedback Training for Social Cognitive Deficits: A Systematic Review
... for social cognition deficit is ...treat social cognitive deficits, 2) how NFT is utilized to target Social Cognition Deficit in ASD, 3) examining the directions, strengths, and quality of evidence ...
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An evaluation of post registration neuroscience focused education and neuroscience nurses' perceived educational needs
... for neuroscience nurses across Europe and all nurses new to the field of neurosciences should be provided with quality assured ...for neuroscience nursing in ...of neuroscience nursing in ...on ...
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Carol Barnes: A Prominent Voice in the Neuroscience of Aging, and a Proponent of Women in Neuroscience
... the neuroscience of ...for Neuroscience, “which is the highest recognition conferred by [the Society for Neuroscience and] honors an outstanding scientist who has made significant contributions to ...
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Perceptions of the role of neuroscience in education
... between neuroscience and education are debunking many of these ideas, and opening up fresh opportunities for valuable and exciting initiatives that are both scientifically and educationally ...
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