Social Cognition Flashcards
What chemical is released when you are with someone you have a social bond with?
Oxytocin
What types of social bonds are there?
- Mother-infant
- Pair-bonding
- Friendships/communal bonds
What are the two universal dimensions of social cognition?
Warmth and competence
Social networks have at least what three properties?
- Power law distribution in degree
- Short distance
- High clustering
The amygdala can be broken down into ___ parts, and each part is ______
- 3
- Especially active with different parts of the cortex
The ventrolateral amygdala is associated with ______ through the _____`
- The Perception Network
- Lateral orbitofrontall cortex
What does the Perception Network do?
Identifies other people, or anything that has social meaning
The medial amygdala is associated with _____ through the _____
- Social Affiliation Network
- Ventromedial prefrontal cortex
What is the Social Affiliation Network?
Involved with trust and motivates prosocial behaviour
The dorsal amygdala is associated with _____ through the ______
- Social Aversion Network
- Caudal anterior singulate gyrus
What does the Social Aversion Network do?
Rejects others and avoids untrustworthy people
Observationally learned cues are associated with _____
- Increased physiological arousal
- Increased activity in the amygdala, insula, and anterior cingulate cortex
____ neurons are associated with observational encoding, while ____ neurons are associated with first-hand encoding
- rostral ACC
- amygdala/mPFC
Forming first impressions implicates the ____ and the ____
- amygdala posterior cingulate cortex in representing valenced social information
- dmFPC in representing general information about a person
Experienced reciprocity during repeated interactions predicts _____
Whether we should continue to collaborate with someone