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Social Neuroscience

University of Bonn
Empirical & clinical neuroscience
Learning outcomes

What are the neural mechanisms underlying social interactions? In this module, students will learn about neural mechanisms in primates underlying the detection and identification of living agents, the perception and decoding of the social signals these agents send, and the decisions about interacting with these agents. Brief insights into disorders of social interactions found in psychiatric conditions will then be discussed. These topics will be presented in the lectures, developed in the seminars and students will be able to get hands-on experience with designing and performing social perception and decision experiments in the practical course.

Prerequisites for participation

None

Necessary language skill
English
Semester(s) in which the module takes place
Summer Semester
Course type
Lecture + Practical + Seminar
Course level
Masters
Course start date
24 Feb 2025
Course end date
28 Mar 2025
Involvement period
4 weeks
Teaching mode
Local
Local attendance
Required
Workload in ECTS
7.5
Graded
Yes
Person in charge of module
PD Dr. Johannes Schultz
Local module ID
WPM 28