Simon Baron-Cohen
Simon Baron-Cohen is a renowned British psychologist and Professor of Developmental Psychopathology at the University of Cambridge.
As Director of the Autism Research Centre, he has made significant contributions to autism research, particularly in developing theories about mind-blindness and the "male brain" in autism.
His work focuses on empathising-systemising theory, which reconceptualizes psychological sex differences.
Baron-Cohen's research extends beyond autism to explore empathy, cruelty, and human behavior more broadly.
His interdisciplinary approach combines psychology, neuroscience, and genetics to understand complex human traits and conditions.
Knihy od Simon Baron-Cohen
The Science of Evil
Zero empathy produces both cruelty and extraordinary systems. The neuroscience behind the split.
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The Science of Evil
Zero empathy produces both cruelty and extraordinary systems. The neuroscience behind the split.
Psychológia
Veda
Biológia
Sociológia
Filozofia
The Pattern Seekers
The cognitive engine behind human invention also explains autism; it emerged 70,000 years ago.
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Antropológia
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The Pattern Seekers
The cognitive engine behind human invention also explains autism; it emerged 70,000 years ago.
Psychológia
Veda
Evolúcia
Antropológia
Duševné zdravie
The Essential Difference
Female brains favor empathy, male brains favor systems. This theory says autism is the male extreme.
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Biológia
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The Essential Difference
Female brains favor empathy, male brains favor systems. This theory says autism is the male extreme.
Psychológia
Veda
Biológia
Evolúcia
Rod
