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In a now classic in the philosophy of economics, Don Ross has distinguished two “styles” of neuroeconomics (Ross, 2008). One style, called “neurocellular economics”, is said to borrow models from economics to interpret neuroscientific data and is contrasted with “behavioral economics in the scanner”, said instead to use neuroscientific methods to trace the neural origins of behavior violating normative precepts. The new book Social Neuroeconomics edited by Jens Harbecke and Carsten Herrmann-P... |
