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Adolescent social cognition across cultures: East vs. West

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Cross-cultural adolescent social cognition
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Background: Adolescence is a period during which humans undergo significant changes in the social cognitive domain – changes that are likely to be adaptive, by allowing adolescents to respond adequately to new challenges as they gain independence from the family, and establish themselves in society. Recent neuroscience data suggest protracted maturation of key brain circuits during adolescence, which are involved in the underlying cognitive processes of social understanding. While t...

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University of Oxford
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MSD
Sub department:
Experimental Psychology
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University of Oxford
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MSD
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Experimental Psychology
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DPhil
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Doctoral
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University of Oxford

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