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CULTURAL AND SOCIAL NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH GROUP

An intercollegiate research group based at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College London

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The brain in someone else’s shoes – How to measure empathy

The brain in someone else’s shoes – How to measure empathy

A Persistent Self?

Solipsis - exploring the phenomenology of psychosis in art and science.

Solipsis - exploring the phenomenology of psychosis in art and science.

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The brain in someone else’s shoes – How to measure empathy

The brain in someone else’s shoes – How to measure empathy

How do we know what another person is feeling? How can we tell that our friend is happy about her birthday present? How do we know our...

A Persistent Self?

A Persistent Self?

The meaning we attach to our concept and experience of ‘self’ differs across sociocultural boundaries. For instance, Marcel Mauss...

Solipsis - exploring the phenomenology of psychosis in art and science.

Solipsis - exploring the phenomenology of psychosis in art and science.

Originally submitted as an artefact for a KCL Experience Award as part of the A Beautiful Mind: Art, Science, and Mental Health module....

Believing in Hypnosis

Believing in Hypnosis

Hypnosis has been a method of choice within our research group, but some may question the validity of hypnosis and wonder how it relates...

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