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Reason for the change – developmental cognitive neuroscience, as is obvious by its name – is at the intersection of 3 fields. It is okay to include social neuroscience, but that was a later addition and is not part of the core concept. Moreover, if social neuroscience is added then affective (emotional) neuroscience should definitely be added as well. Importantly, no definition of developmental cognitive neuroscience was offered. ] (]) 18:28, 2 April 2014 (UTC) Reason for the change – developmental cognitive neuroscience, as is obvious by its name – is at the intersection of 3 fields. It is okay to include social neuroscience, but that was a later addition and is not part of the core concept. Moreover, if social neuroscience is added then affective (emotional) neuroscience should definitely be added as well. Importantly, no definition of developmental cognitive neuroscience was offered. ] (]) 18:28, 2 April 2014 (UTC)


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The list of names seems incomplete and biased toward only a few research groups and topics. Where did the list come from? It does not seem objective, or particularly useful in explicating the topic.

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Reason for the change – developmental cognitive neuroscience, as is obvious by its name – is at the intersection of 3 fields. It is okay to include social neuroscience, but that was a later addition and is not part of the core concept. Moreover, if social neuroscience is added then affective (emotional) neuroscience should definitely be added as well. Importantly, no definition of developmental cognitive neuroscience was offered. Developmentalcognitive (talk) 18:28, 2 April 2014 (UTC)


The list of names seems incomplete and biased toward only a few research groups and topics. Where did the list come from? It does not seem objective, or particularly useful in explicating the topic.

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