… model, suggesting that childhood social adversity may result in poor … this understanding
of social cognitive dysfunction in major … and poor parental attachment on social cognition. …

… rooted in one's personal knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs derived from life experiences.
This means that one's own perspective is the default mode of the human mind; thus, successful …

… of brain activity and discuss the role of life stress experience in modifying 5-HTT function in
the … is much broader than is commonly appreciated and may have a role in social cognition. …

… conceptualization of human nature suggests a capacity for change across the entire life
span. They question the validity of the traditional notion that early life experiences, which have …

… social cognition in infancy. Each contribution provides a different view on the important features
of social cognition in the first months of life. … categories of subjective experiences that are …

… in social cognition research with clinical populations as ecologically valid tasks will enable
us to more closely approximate the social cognition problems patients experience in real life. …

… be formed without cognition, or whether emotions require prior cognitive appraisal, researchers
have focused on the interactions between emotional SL. 1tes and cognitive processes. …

… social cognitive nature has to offer with regard to knowledge and strategies that may be helpful
in leading and creating our own lives … leading a life) are informed by our life experiences. …

… Instead, as I will show, infants also use self-experience to … from initial solipsism to the rich
social cognition of 5-year-olds, … me” is a social primitive that gives rise to a life-long ability to …

… that characterize outward social life and social cognition during adolescence makes it clear
… too important a role in how they experience and enact their social life. For the same reason, it …