Many psychiatric and neurological disorders present deficits in both the social and cognitive
domain. In this perspectives article, we provide an overview and the potential of the …

Over the past 150 years of neuroscientific research, the field has undergone a tremendous
evolution. Starting out with lesion-based inference of brain function, functional …

Elucidating the neural basis of social behavior is a long‐standing challenge in
neuroscience. Such endeavors are driven by attempts to extend the isolated perspective on …

Background: Psychotic disorders are characterized by impairment in social cognitive
processing, which is associated with poorer community functioning. However, the neural …

The idea that we should think of psychiatric disorders as “brain disorders” has been around
for over 150 years. Over the decades, we have seen an impressive refinement of the …

Most mental disorders involve disruptions of normal social behavior. Social neuroscience is
an interdisciplinary field devoted to understanding the biological systems underlying social …

Psychiatric and neurological disorders have historically provided key insights into the
structure-function relationships that subserve human social cognition and behavior …

The human social brain is complex. Current knowledge fails to define the neurobiological
processes underlying social behaviour involving the (patho-) physiological mechanisms that …

Social neuroscience launched a novel multilevel (neural, hormonal, molecular and genetic)
explanation of social cognition in psychiatry. In particular, the use of different levels of …

Social behavior includes a variety of behaviors that are expressed between two or more
individuals. In humans, impairment of social function (ie, social behavior and social …