Social Neurocognition, Heuristics, and the Psychology of Attitudes

Preface

Part One Social Neurocognition, Stress, and Anxiety: The Power of Change
Chapter 1 Mirror Neurons and the Social Brain by Nahanni Freeman

Chapter 2 Neuroplasticity, Nondeterminism, and the Encounter with the Other by Nahanni Freeman

Chapter 3 Polymorphisms, Epigenetics, Lifestyle and Stress Tolerance by Nahanni Freeman

Chapter 4 Social Rejection and the Neurocognition of Social Anxiety by Nahanni Freeman

Chapter 5 Anxiety and the Brain: Biofeedback and Physiological Control by Nahanni Freeman

Part Two Social Cognition and Heuristic Processing: Perceptions of Self and Other
Chapter 6 Need for Structure, Preference for Consistency and Qualitative Analyses of Religious Belief, by Nahanni Freeman, Maxwell Murray and Lauren Trimble

Chapter 7 Counterfactual thinking by Nahanni Freeman

Chapter 8 False Recognition Errors and Belief in a Just World by Nahanni Freeman

Chapter 9 Juror Decision-Making, Heuristics and Expectancies, by Nahanni Freeman, Evan Robertson, and Maya Kirl

Chapter 10 Ego Control and Internalization of Bias: Depletion, Threat, and Perceptions of the Other, by Nahanni Freeman and Yesenia Follingstad

Chapter 11 Narratives, Person Perception, and Recall, by Nahanni Freeman, Amalee Bowen and Hennessy Mendoza

Chapter 12 Belief Perseverance and Polarization by Nahanni Freeman

Chapter 13 Authoritarianism and Selective Recall by Nahanni Freeman

Chapter 14 Constructive Thinking and Cognitive Experiential Self Theory by Nahanni Freeman