Social and cultural neuroscience: At the intersection between brain and social sciences;Neuroscienze in società: Come lo studio del cervello sociale ci aiuta a capire chi siamo

Sistemi Intelligenti

Volumn 23 2, Issue AUGUST, 2011, Pages 359-366

  Liuzza, Marco Tullio ^a   Aglioti, Salvatore Maria ^a  

^a SAPIENZA UNIVERSITY OF ROME   (Italy)

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