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Social and Affective Neuroscience Key Studies

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show Oxytocin could act as part of a therapy for autism - cyberball experiment  
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show Oxytocin increases trust in humans Investor and trustee experiment  
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show Montane voles do not bond for life and are less social It is the location and amount of oxytocin which is important  
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Eisenberger et al., (2003)   show
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show Being in the presence of a partner protects you from physical pain as the vmPFC lights up which dampens other areas  
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Fisher et al., (2005)   show
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Greene et al., (2008)   show
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show Trolley problem  
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show Of people think it is morally permissable to kill 1 person to save 5  
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show Of people think it is morally permissable to push 1 person to save 5  
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show Brain regions involved in gaze perception  
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Posterior temporal sulcus   show
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Occipital cortex   show
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Anterior superior temporal sulcus   show
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Amygdala and limbic areas   show
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show Spatial attention system  
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Jenkins et al., (2006)   show
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show Acuity test Which way are eyes looking  
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show Adaptation Eyes look left every time  
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Phase 3   show
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Baron-Cohen   show
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Perrett   show
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show ToM and gaze perception Social interactions rely on efficient eye-gaze encoding  
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show Gaze-cueing When you follow someone's gaze  
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show Distinction between regions for sensory aspects and affective components of pain  
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Patient SM   show
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Saxe and Kanwisher (2003)   show
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Apperly and Butterfill (2009)   show
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ToM lite   show
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show later developing, cognitively demanding, flexible, only in humans  
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show differences between implicit and explicit ToM  
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show Sally-Anne task to test ToM Differences between typically developing children and those with autism  
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de Lange (2008)   show
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show posterior cingulate, medial prefrontal cortex  
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show superior temporal sulcus  
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Heider and Simmel (1944)   show
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Perrett et al., (1985)   show
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show can detect gender, mood and weight from observing someone walking  
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Bruce and Young (1986)   show
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Gauthier (1999; 2000)   show
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Domain general approach   show
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show images from 20 categories to see if any could activate FFA more than faces  
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show Domain specificity  
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show visual system is split into modules, key one being FFA face inversion effect, holistic advantage, prosopagnosia all support  
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show prosopagnosia double dissociations can recognise sheep but not faces  
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Yin (1969)   show
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Frith and Frith (2009)   show
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show dead salmon experiment - key flaws in social neuroscience  
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