The Social Brain
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THE THESIS
The social brain investigates the biological underpinnings of human social behavior.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Explores the neurobiological basis of social interaction and communication.
- Discusses the evolutionary development of the human brain in a social context.
- Examines the role of hormones and neurotransmitters in social cognition.
- Covers topics such as empathy, cooperation, and social learning.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
The book is likely to be a dense, academic text aimed at specialists in neuroscience and evolutionary psychology. Its focus on the biological mechanisms of social behavior suggests a rigorous, research-driven approach. The subject matter points to a detailed examination of how the brain facilitates complex social interactions and adaptations.
Page Count:
457
Publication Date:
2003-01-01
ISBN-10:
0470849606
Science
Psychology
Non-Fiction
Neuroscience
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