The social brain a developmental perspective

"This new volume brings together a range of empirical and theoretical views from both developmental psychology and developmental neuroscience, and cover a core set of questions and topics that concern the development of the social mind. The basic topics about the origins, development, and biolo...

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Other Authors: Decety, Jean (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Cambridge, Massachusetts The MIT Press 2020
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