Book review: Crime and criminality by Chad Posick and Michael Rocque
One of the most innovative branches of neuroscience to emerge during the late 20th century was social neuroscience: the study of the neural processes that underlie social behaviour.
Principally, it built on the core disciplines of neurology and social psychology while also drawing on evolutionary biology, genetics, and psychiatry. It’s main aim is to study what happens neurologically during social exchanges.
