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Chapter 1: Exploring the borderlands of neuroscience and social science Part I - Neuroscientific research on social cognitionChapter 2: Valuing others: evidence from economics, developmental psychology, and neurobiologyChapter 3: Bias and control in social decision-makingChapter 4: Neurobiological approaches to interpersonal coordination: Achievements and pitfalls Chapter 5: The social neuroscience of attachmentChapter 6: Mindreading in altruists and psychopathsChapter 7: From primary emotions to the spectrum of affect: An evolutionary neurosociology of the emotionsChapter 8: Moral cognition and moral emotionsChapter 9: On the cognitive (neuro)science of moral cognition: utilitarianism, deontology and the ‘fragmentation of value’Chapter 10: The social/neuro science: Bridging or polarizing culture and biology?Part II - Impact of social neuroscience in social spheresChapter 11: Dementia and social neuroscience: Historical and cultural perspectivesChapter 12: Clinical studies of social neuroscience: A lesion model approachChapter 13: Psychotherapy and social neuroscience: forging links togetherChapter 14: The brain in the public space: social neuroscience and the mediaPart III - Integration of social and neuroscientific insightsChapter 15: Electrophysiological approaches in the study of the influence of childhood poverty on cognitionChapter 16: The cultural neuroscience of socioeconomic statusChapter 17: Social ties, health and wellbeing: A literature review and modelPart IV - Philosophical contributions on theoretical, methodological, and ethical questionsChapter 18: The self-domesticated animal and its studyChapter 19: How is our self related to its brain? Neurophilosophical conceptsChapter 20: Enaction and neurophenomenology in languageChapter 21: A pluralist framework for the philosophy of social neuroscienceChapter 22: Social neuroscience and neuroethics: a fruitful synergy