„The Social Brain“ – Neurobiologie des
                    Sozialverhaltens

Wolfgang Fries

doi:10.1055/a-2000-9056

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neuroreha 2023; 15(01): 16-22
DOI: 10.1055/a-2000-9056

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„The Social Brain“ – Neurobiologie des Sozialverhaltens

Wolfgang Fries

Abstract

Die Spezies Homo sapiens zeichnet sich durch ein außerordentlich hohes Maß an sozialer Interaktivität in allen Lebensphasen und Alltagsaufgaben aus. Für alle Aktivitäten in der sozialen Gemeinschaft und für die Teilhabe am sozialen und am beruflichen Leben stellt die Fähigkeit zu einem geordneten Sozialverhalten eine notwendige Grundlage dar.

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