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245 00 Foundations in social neuroscience /|cedited by John T.
Cacioppo [and others].
264 1 Cambridge, Mass. :|bMIT Press,|c2002.
300 1 online resource (xii, 1345 pages) :|billustrations.
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
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490 1 Social neuroscience series
500 "A Bradford book."
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 |tSocial neuroscience /|rJohn T. Cacioppo and Gary G.
Berntson --|tGenetics of mouse behavior: interactions with
laboratory environment /|rJohn C. Crabbe, Douglas Wahlsten,
and Bruce C. Dudek --|tMultilevel integrative analyses of
human behavior: social neuroscience and the complementing
nature of social and biological approaches /|rJohn T.
Cacioppo, Gary G. Berntson, John F. Sheridan, and Martha
K. McClintock --|tOn bridging the gap between socia-
personality psychology and neuropsychology /|rStanley B.
Klein and John F. Kihlstrom --|tSocial brain hypothesis /
|rRobin I.M. Dunbar --|tLevels of analysis in health
science: a framework for integrating sociobehavioral and
biomedical research /|rNorman B. Anderson --|tRole of the
Anterior prefrontal cortex in human cognition /|rEtienne
Koechlin, Gianpaolo Basso, Pietro Pietrini, Seth Panzer,
and Jordan Grafman --|tSeven sins of memory: insights from
psychology and cognitive neuroscience /|rDaniel L.
Schacter --|tDouble dissociation of conditioning and
declarative knowledge relative to the amygdala and
hippocampus in humans /|rAntoine Bechara, Daniel Tranel,
Hanna Damasio, Ralph Adolphs, Charles Rockland, and
Antonio R. Damsio --|tImaging unconscious semantic priming
/|rStanislas Dehaene, Lionel Naccache, Gurvan Le Clec'H,
Etienne Koechlin, Miachel Mueller, Ghislaine Dehaene-
Lambertz, Pierre-Francois van de Morrtele, and Denis Le
Bihan --|tStorage and executive processes in the frontal
lobes /|rEdward E. Smith and John Jonides --|tMemory: a
century of consolidation /|rJames L. McGaugh --|tIn search
of the self: a positron emission tomographic study /
|rFergus I.M. Craik, Tara M. Moroz, Morris Moscovitch,
Donald T. Stuss, Gordon Winocur, Endel Tulving, and Shitij
Kapur --|tBrain and conscious experience /|rMichael S.
Gzzaniga --|tAttention, self-regulation, and consciousness
/|rMichael I. Posner and Mary K Rothbart --|tNeural
correlates of theory-of-mind reasoning: an event-related
potential study /|rMark A. Sabbagh and Marjorie Taylor --
|tLanguage within our grasp /|rGiacomo Rizzolatti and
Michael A. Arbib --|tFusiform face area: a module in human
extrastriate cortex specialized for face perception /
|rNancy Kanwisher, Josh McDermott, and Marvin M. Chun --
|tExpertise for cars and birds recruits brain areas
involved in face perception /|rIsabel Gauthier, Pawel
Skudlarski, John C. Gore, and Adam W. Anderson --|tVoice-
selective areas in human auditory cortex /|rPascal Belin,
Robert J. Zatorre, Philippe Lafaille, Pierre Ahad, and
Bruce Pike --|tEvidence from Turner's syndrome of an
imprinted X-linked locus affecting cognitive function /
|rD.H. Skuse, R.S. James, D.V.M. Bishop, B. Coppin, P.
Dalton, G. Aamodt-Leeper, M. Bacarese-Hamilton, C.
Creswell, R. McGurk, and P.A. Jacobs --|tSocial cognition
and the human brain /|rRalph Adolphs --|tImpairment of
social and moral behavior related to early damage in human
prefrontal cortex /|rSteven W. Anderson, Antoine Bechara,
Hanna Damasio, Daniel Tranel, and Antonio R. Damasio --
|tHuman amygdala in social judgment /|r/ Ralph Adolphs,
Daniel Tranel, and Antonio R. Damasio --|tSocial
intelligence in the Normal and Autistic Brain: an FMRI
study /|rSimon Baron-Cohen, Howard A. Ring, Sally
Wheelwright, Edward T. Bullmore, Mick J. Brammer, Andrew
Simmons, and Steve C.R. Williams --|tSocial brain: a
project for integrating primate behavior and
neurophysiology in a new domain /|rLeslie Brothers.;
Emotion: clues from the brain /|rJoseph E. LeDoux --|tFear
and the brain: where have we been, and where are we going?
/|rJoseph E. LeDoux --|tAnxiety and cardiovascular
reactivity: the basal forebrain cholinergic link /|rGary
G. Berntson, Martin Sarter, and John T. Cacioppo --|tA
motivational analysis of emotion: reflex-cortex
connections /|rPeter J. Lang, Margaret M. Bradley, and
Bruce N. Cuthbert --|tFunctional neuroanatomy of emotion
and affective style /|rRichard J. Davidson and William
Irwin --|tAffect system has parallel and integrative
processing components: form follows function /|rJohn T.
Cacioppo, Wendi L. Gardner, and Gary G. Berntson --
|tChoosing between small, likely rewards and large,
unlikely rewards activates inferior and orbital prefrontal
cortex /|rRobert D. Rogers, Adrian J. Owen, Hugh C.
Middleton, Emma J. Williams, John D. Pickard, Barbara J.
Sahakian, and Trevor W. Robbins --|tA neural substrate of
prediction and reward /|rWolfram Schultz, Peter Dayan, and
P. Read Montague --|tSelective enhancement of emotional,
but not motor, learning in monoamine oxidase A-deficient
mice /|rJeansok J. Kim, Jean C. Shih, Kevin Chen, Lu Chen,
Shaeowen Bao, Stephen Maren, Stephan G. Anagnostaras,
Michael S. Fanselow, Edward De Maeyer, Isabelle Seif, and
Richard F. Thompson --|tMind of an addicted brain: neural
sensitization of wanting versus liking /|rKent C. Berridge
and Terry E. Robinson --|tNegative information weighs more
heavily on the brain: the negativity bias in evaluative
categorizations /|rTiffany A. Ito, Jeff T. Larsen, N. Kyle
Smith, and John T. Cacioppo --|tFace-elicited ERPs and
affective attitude: brain electric microstate and
tomography analyses /|rD. Pizzagalli, D. Lehmann, T.
Koenig, M. Regard, and R.D. Pasual-Marqui --|tPerformance
on indirect measures of race evaluation predicts amygdala
activation /|rElizabeth A. Phelps, Kevin J. O'Connor,
William A. Cunningham, E. Sumie Runayama, J. Christopher
Gatenby, John C. Gore, and Mahzarin R. Banaji, Antoine
Bechara, Hanna Damasio, Daniel Tranel, and Antonio R.
Damasio --|tDo amnesics exhibit cognitive dissonance
reduction? The role of explicit memory and attention in
attitude change /|rMatthew D. Lieberman, Kevin N. Ochsner,
Daniel T. Gilbert, and Daniel L. Schacter --|tImpaired
preference conditioning after anterior temporal lobe
resection in humans /|rIngrid S. Johnsrude, Adrian M. Owen,
Norman M. White, W. Vivienne Zhao, and Veronique Bohbot --
|tBiobehavioral responses to stress in females: tend-and-
befriend, not fight-or-flight /|rShelley E. Taylor, Laura
Cousino Klein, Biran P. Lewis, Tara L. Gruenewald, Regan
A.R. Gurung, and John A. Updegraff --|tOxytocin,
vasopressin, and autism: is there a connection? /|rThomas
R. Insel, Derek J. O'Brien, and James F. Leckman --
|tTryptophan depletion, executive functions, and
disinhibition in aggressive, adolescent males /|rDavid G.
LeMarquand, Robert O. Pihl, Simon N. Young, Richard E.
Tremblay, Jean R. Seguin, Roberta M. Palmour, and Chawki
Benkelfat --|tNature over nurture: temperament,
personality, and life span development /|rRobert R. McCrae,
Paul T. Costa Jr., Fritz Ostendorf, Alois Angleitner,
Martina Hrebickova, Maria D. Avia, Jesus Sanz, Maria L.
Sanchez-Bernardos, M. Ersin Kusdil, Ruth Woodfield, Peter
R. Saunders, and Peter B. Smith --|tBiological bases of
maternal attachment /|rDaior Maestripieri --|tMaternal
care, hippocampal glucocorticoid receptors and
hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal responses to stress /|rDong
Liu, Josie Diorio, Beth Tannenbaum, Christian Caldji,
Darlene Francis, Alison Freedmon, Shakti Sharma, Deborah
Pearson, Paul M. Plotsky, and Michael J. Meaney.; Maternal
care and the development of stress responses /|rDarlene
Francis and Michael J. Meaney --|tAttachment in Rhesus
monkeys /|rStephen J. Suomi --|tNongenomic transmission
across generations of maternal behavior and stress
responses in the rate /|rDarlene Francis, Josie Diorio,
Dong Liu and Michael J. Meaney.
505 00 |tNeuroendocrine bases of monogamy /|rLarry J. Young,
Zuoxin Wang, and Thomas R. Insel --|tRole of interleukin-1
beta in impairment of contextual fear conditioning caused
by social isolation /|rC. Rachal Pugh, Kien T. Nguyen,
Jennifer L. Gonyea, Monika Fleshner, Linda R. Watkins,
Steven F. Maier, and Jerry W. Rudy --|tAdrenocortical
reactivity and social competence in seven-year-olds /
|rLouis A. Schmidt, Nathan A. Fox, Esther M. Sternberg,
Philip W Gold, Craig C. Smith, and Jay Schulkin --|tLonely
traits and concomitant physiological processes: the
MacArthur social neuroscience studies /|rJohn T. Cacioppo,
John M. Ernst, Mary H. Burleson, Martha K. McClintock,
William B. Malarkey, Louise C. Hawkley, Ray B. Kowalewski,
Alisa Paulsen, J. Allan Hobson, Kenneth Hugdahl, David
Spiegel, and Gary G. Berntson --|tNeuroendocrine
perspectives on social attachment on love /|rC. Sue Carter
--|tA role for central Vasopressin in pair bonding in
monogamous prairie voles /|rJames T. Winslow, Nick
Hastings, C. Sue Carter, Carroll R. Harbaugh, and Thomas
R. Insel --|tPrior exposure to oxytocin mimics and the
effects of social contact and facilitates sexual behaviour
in females /|rB.S. Chushing and C.S. Carter --
|tPsychological state and mood effects of steriodal
chemosignals in women and men /|rSuma Jacob and Martha K.
McClintock --|tEffects of sexual dimorphism on facial
attractiveness /|rD.I. Perrett, K.J. Lee, I. Penton-Voak,
D. Rowland, S. Yoshikawa, D.M. Burt, S.P. Henzi, D.L.
Castles, and S. Akamatsu --|tNature needs nurture: the
interaction of hormonal and social influences on the
development of behavioral sex differences in Rhesus
monkeys /|rKim Wallen --|tSearch for the age of "onset" of
physical aggression: Rousseau and Bandura revisited /
|rRichard E. Tremblay, Christa Japel, Daniel Perusse,
Pierre McDuff, Michel Boivin, Mark Zoccolillo, and Jacques
Montplaisir --|tCSF 5-HiAA and aggression in female
Macaque Monkeys: species and interindividual differences /
|rG.C. Westergaard, S.J. Suomi, J.D. Higley, and P.T.
Mehlman --|tDevelopmental exposure to vasopressin
increases aggression in adult prairie voles /|rJohn M.
Stribley and C. Sue Carter --|tCSF testosterone and 5-HIAA
correlate with different types of aggressive behaviors /
|rJ. Dee Higley, Patrick T. Mehlman, Russell E. Poland,
David M. Taub, James Vickers, Stephen J. Suomi, and Markku
Linnoila --|tReduced prefrontal gray matter volume and
reduced autonomic activity in antisocial personality
disorder /|rAdrian Raine, Todd Lencz, Susan Bihrle, Lori
LaCasse, and Patrick Colletti --|tAsymmetric frontal brain
activity, cortisol, and behaviorassociated with fearful
temperament in Rhesus monkeys /|rNed H. Kalin, Christine
Larson, Steven E. Shelton, and Richard J. Davidson --
|tFrontal brain electrical activity in shyness and
sociability /|rLouis A. Schmidt --|tSelective alteration
of personality and social behavior by serotonergic
intervention /|rBrian Knutson, Owen M. Wolkowitz, Steve W.
Cole, Theresa Chan, Elizabeth A. Moore, Ronald C. Johnson,
Jan Terpstra, Rebecca A. Turner, and Victor I. Reus --
|tDopamine and the structure of personality: relation of
agonist-induced dopamine activity to positive emotionality
/|rRichard A. Depue, Monica Luciana, Paul Arbisi, Paul
Collins, and Arthur Leon.; Socioeconomic status and health
: the challenge of the gradient /|rNancy E. Adler, Thomas
Boyce, Margaret A. Chesney, Sheldon Cohen, Susan Folkman,
Robert L. Kahn, and S. Leonard Syme --|tPsychological
influences on surgical recovery : perspectives from
psychoneuroimmunology /|rJanice K. Kiecolt-Glaser, Gayle
G. Page, Phillip T. Marucha, Robert C. MacCallum, and
Ronald Glaser --|tProtective and damaging effects of
stress mediators /|rBruce S. McEwen --|tCytokines for
psychologists: implications of bidirectional immune-to-
brain communication for understanding behavior, mood, and
cognition /|rSteven F. Maier and Linda R. Watkins --
|tSocial stress and the reactivation of latent herpes
simplex virus type 1 /|rDavid A. Padgett, John F. Sheridan,
Julianne Dorne, Gary G. Berntson, Jessica Candelora, and
Ronald Glaser --|tHostile attitudes predict elevated
vascular resistance during interpersonal stress in men and
women /|rMary C. Davis, Karen A. Matthews, and Claire E.
McGrath --|tHostility and the metabolic syndrome in older
males: the normative aging study /|rRaymond Niaura, Sara
M. Banks, Kenneth D. Ward, Catherine M. Stoney, Avron
Spiro III, Carolyn M. Aldwin, Lewis Landsberg, and Scott
T. Weiss --|tTypes of stressors that increase
susceptibility to the common cold in healthy adults /
|rSheldon Cohen, Ellen Frank, William J. Doyle, David P.
Skoner, Bruce S. Rabin, and Jack M. Gwaltney Jr. --
|tSocial isolation and cardiovascular disease: an
atherosclerotic pathway? /|rSarah S. Knox and Kerstin
Uvnas-Moberg --|tEmotional support and survival after
mycardial infarction: a prospective, population-based
study of the elderly /|rLisa F. Berkman, Linda Leo-Summers,
and Ralph I. Horwitz --|tSocial ties and susceptibility to
the common cold /|rSheldon Cohen, William J. Doyle, David
P. Skoner, Bruce S. Rabin, and Jack M. Gwaltney Jr. --
|tRegulation of ovulation by human pheromones /|rKathleen
Stern and Martha K. McClintock --|tPsychosocial factors,
sex differences, and atherosclerosis: lessons from animal
models /|rJay R. Kaplan, Michael R. Adams, Thomas B.
Clarkson, Stephen B. Manuck, Carol A. Shively, and J.
Koudy Williams.
520 8 Annotation A full understanding of the biology and
behavior of humans cannot be complete without the
collective contributions of the social sciences, cognitive
sciences, and neurosciences. This book collects eighty-two
of the foundational articles in the emerging discipline of
social neuroscience. The book addresses five main areas of
research: multilevel integrative analyses of social
behavior, using the tools of neuroscience, cognitive
science, and social science to examine specific cases of
social interaction; the relationships between social
cognition and the brain, using noninvasive brain imaging
to document brain function in various social situations;
rudimentary biological mechanisms for motivation, emotion,
and attitudes, and the shaping of these mechanisms by
social factors; the biology of social relationships and
interpersonal processes; and social influences on biology
and health.
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