Social Cognition and Love

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SOCIAL COGNITION AND LOVE (understandings from a neuroscience perspective)

Realiced By Diana Paola Perez

References

Zeiki, S. (2007). The neurobiology of love. FEBS letters, 581, 2575-2579. Frith, C., & Frith, U. (2007). Social Cognition in Humans Current Biology 17,pg, 724–732. DOI 10.1016/j.cub.2007.05.068.

LOVE (Zeiki, 2007)

has a biological function of importance for the evolution of the species (Zeiki, 2007)

there are two types of love

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maternal love

is triggered by the desire to protect mothers towards their children (Zeiki, 2007)

Involved areas

that modify the evaluation of the judgment of mothers towards their children

striated body and a cortical deactivation of the frontal cortex

At the brain level, specific areas such as

reading facial gestures

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in order to guarantee the reading of facial expressions to ensure the well-being of the young (zeiki, 2007)

romantic love

creates feelings of euphoria as it increases

neuro modulators involved

Vasopresiin

Oxytocin

Dopamine

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is triggered by visual input (Zeiki, 2007)

financial state charm the intellect the voice of the suitor

is studied in neuroscience from the techniques of brain imaging

which allows neurobiologists to know about the neural bases of love

social cognition (Frith and Frith, 2007)

human attachment overcomes social distance by deactivating the reddes used for critical social evaluation (Zeiki, 2007)

What does it depend on?

of the exchange of signals

types of signals

these allow

perceive the intentions of others

parts of the brain involved

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prejudices are created through automatic evaluations of people or attractions

the active part is the amygdala

assess the trust that other people generate

For example, research carried out by

Singer and his colleges (As cited by Frith and Frith, 2007)

who studied trust through the game

deliberate processing

This is characterized because we are aware that signals are signals that are impregnated with meanings (Frith and Frith, 2007).

automatic processing

is characterized by that neither the sender nor the receiver are aware of the exchange of signals

Bayliss and Tiperr (as cited By Frith and Frith, 2007)

the direction of the gaze of another person attracts the attention of the object patra who sees it (Bayliss and Tiperr, as cited By Frith and Frith, 2007)

language body posture the facial expression

what is it for?

create a shared world in which human beings can interact (Frith and Frith, 2007)

brain areas involved

The mirror system, areas of touch and pain, are activated when pain is observed

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What is it?

is the sum of those processes that allow individuals of the same species to communicate with each other (Frith and Frith, 2007)