Social neuroscience : brain, mind, and society / edited by Russell K. Schutt, Larry J. Seidman, Matcheri S. Keshavan.

Includes bibliographies and index.

Changing perspectives in three disciplines / Russell K. Schutt, Larry J. Seidman, and Matcheri S. Keshavan -- The Social Brain -- The evolution, structure, and functioning of the social brain / Matcheri S. Keshavan -- The neurology of human nature : implications for the sociological analysis of health and well-being / Jonathan H. Turner -- In search of the functional neuroanatomy of social disturbance in schizophrenia / Paul G. Nestor, Victoria Choate, and Ashley Shirai -- Social neuroscience and psychopathology : identifying the relationship between neural function, social cognition, and social behavior / Christine I. Hooker -- The Social Mind -- The mind and social cognition / Larry J. Seidman -- Social cognition in schizophrenia : where we are and where we are going / Junghee Lee, William P. Horan, and Michael F. Green -- Social cognition in those at high risk of psychosis / Jean Addington and Mariapaola Barbato -- Criticism and the course of mental disorders / Jill M. Hooley -- The Social World -- The social brain in a social world / Russell K. Schutt -- Linking the social brain to the social world through network connections / Bernice A. Pescosolido -- Functional and structural correlates of early severe social deprivation / Michael E. Behen and Harry T. Chugani -- Violence, cognition, and neighborhood inequality in America / Patrick Sharkey and Robert J. Sampson -- The normal pain of the social brain : confusing depressive disorder with normal sadness / Allan V. Horwitz -- Cognitive enhancement therapy for improving the social brain and cognition in schizophrenia / Shaun M. Eack and Matcheri S. Keshavan -- Conclusions / Russell K. Schutt, Larry J. Seidman, and Matcheri S. Keshavan -- Glossary.

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Human beings evolved in the company of others. Mutually reinforcing connections between brains, minds, and societies have profound implications for physical and emotional health. Social Neuroscience offers a comprehensive new framework for studying human brain development and human behaviour in their social context.