Neuroeconomics Seminar
(formerly: Foundations of Human Social Behavior)
Spring 2008
Date | Presenter | Topic |
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21.02.08 | Marco Loh University Pompeu Fabra |
A dynamical systems hypothesis of schizophrenia |
06.03.08 | Roshan Cools University of Cambridge |
Role of dopamine in cognitive and impulse control processes |
13.03.08 | Alumit Ishai University of Zurich |
Let's face it; It's a Cortical Network |
27.03.08 | open | |
03.04.08 | David Skuse University of London |
Sexual dimorphism in social perception: evidence, and potential mechanisms |
10.04.08 | Chantal Martin Soelch University of Zurich |
Dopamine, mood and motivated behavior |
17.04.08 | Isabell Dziobek University of Berlin |
Structural and functional brain correlates of cognitive and emotional empathy in autism spectrum conditions |
17.04.08 | Drazen Prelec Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Self-delusion: A neuroeconomic model and fMRI evidence |
08.05.08 | Gerald Kerth University of Lausanne |
Individual information, shared information, and group decision-making in a highly social mammal, the Bechstein's bat |
15.05.08 | open | |
22.05.08 | Philippe Rochat Emory University |
Becoming Homo Negotiatus: developmental origins of sharing and ownership |
29.05.08 | Paul Van Lange University of Amsterdam |
Overcoming Noise and Misunderstandings: The Functionality of Generosity and Trust |
05.06.08 | Angela Grippo University of Illinois-Chicago |
Depression and broken hearts: the study of mood disorders and cardiovascular disease using animal models |
12.06.08 | David Amodio New York University |
Regulating the self in the social world: Social factors and neural mechanisms |
26.06.08 | Johannes Siegrist University of Düsseldorf |
Health risks of failed reciprocity at work – Significance of epidemiologic findings for basic experimental research |