PSYC 83.09 Neurobiology of Social Intelligence

A deep understanding of any social species requires understanding why and how brains interact. This course will examine the neurobiology of human social intelligence taking an evolutionary, comparative, game-theoretic, computational, developmental, pathological, and a newly emerging neurobiological stance.

Instructor

Stolk

Prerequisite

PSYC 1 or PSYC 6

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Offered

• Winter