2001
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-79722001000200003
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A Cognição Social e o Córtex Cerebral

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“…5 Such processes are possible because social cognition is a set of neurobiological activities that make it possible for human beings and animals to appropriately interpret social signals and thereby respond to them appropriately. 6 We can then infer that social cognition is directly related to the cognitive process that develops the appropriate conduct to respond to other individuals of the same species. 6 Social cognition also refers to the abilities of identification, manipulation, and adjustment of behavior in accordance with information that is socially relevant, detected, and processed in a determined environmental context.…”
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“…5 Such processes are possible because social cognition is a set of neurobiological activities that make it possible for human beings and animals to appropriately interpret social signals and thereby respond to them appropriately. 6 We can then infer that social cognition is directly related to the cognitive process that develops the appropriate conduct to respond to other individuals of the same species. 6 Social cognition also refers to the abilities of identification, manipulation, and adjustment of behavior in accordance with information that is socially relevant, detected, and processed in a determined environmental context.…”
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“…6 We can then infer that social cognition is directly related to the cognitive process that develops the appropriate conduct to respond to other individuals of the same species. 6 Social cognition also refers to the abilities of identification, manipulation, and adjustment of behavior in accordance with information that is socially relevant, detected, and processed in a determined environmental context. 7 It is a mental process on which the dynamics of living in society is based.…”
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“…Los déficits en la adquisición de una teoría de la mente proporcionaron una explicación aceptable de los principales síntomas del autismo, especialmente las dificultades en la reciprocidad social y la comunicación, proporcionando así la primera explicación integrada de los mecanismos cognitivos que podrían subyacer a varios comportamientos clave que definen el trastorno (Baron-Cohen, Leslie & Frith, 1985). La ToM se desarrolla de manera gradual desde la infancia pero es una habilidad que es más evidente hacia los cuatro años de edad (Adolphs, 2003;Wilde, Astington & Barriault, 2001;Butman & Allegri, 2001;Mercadillo, Díaz & Barrios, 2007). La terminología asociada a este concepto es variada: "ToM", "cognición social", "mentalización", "psicología popular", "psicología intuitiva" o "conducta intencional" (Tirapu-Ustárroz, Pérez-Sayes, Erekatxo-Bilbao y Pelegrín-Valero, 2007).…”
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