Social: why our brains are wired to connect

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Neuroendocrine regulation and behavior Child and Animal Learning Development Action Observation and Synchronization

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PREFACE PART ONE: BEGINNINGS PART TWO: CONNECTION PART THREE: MINDREADING PART FOUR: HARMONIZING PART FIVE: SMARTER, HAPPIER, MORE PRODUCTIVE EPILOGUE

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