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ON THE WAY TO NEUROSOCIOLOGY
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S0132-16250000616-3-
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Article
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Authors
Alexander Shkurko 
Edition
Volume 324 Sotsialogicheski issledovania. Issue 4
Pages
13-23
Abstract
Separate-social and natural – scientific-explanation of the processes occurring in society has revealed its limitations, if the data of these Sciences are used separately from each other. Mutual systematic accounting of data from these areas of scientific knowledge can seriously enrich and deepen the understandingof social life. The article discusses the features and problems of neurophysiological and sociological explanations on the example of maternal behavior. Conditions for an integrative neurosociological explanation are formulated.
Keywords
social neuroscience, neurosociology, oxytocin, maternal behavior, explanation
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05.04.2011
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