Origins of the Social Mind

Preface Part I: Phylogeny of Social Cognition 1 Social Intelligence in Capuchin Monkeys (Cebus apella) Kazuo Fujita, Hika Kuroshima, Yuko Hattori, and Makoto Takahashi 2 Communication Between Mother and Infant Chimpanzees and Its Role in the Evolution of Social Intelligence Satoshi Hirata 3 Primates' Use of Others' Gaze James R. Anderson and Sarah-Jane Vick 4 How to Build a Scrub-Jay that Reads Minds Nathan J. Emery and Nicola S. Clayton 5 Cooperation in Keas: Social and Cognitive Factors Ludwig Huber, Gyula K. Gajdon, Ira Federspiel, and Dagmar Werdenich Part II: Ontogeny of Social Cognition 6 Differences Between Acting as if One Is Experiencing Pain and Acting as if One Is Pretending to Have Pain Among Actors at Three Expertise Levels Hanae Ando and Masuo Koyasu 7 Homo Negotiatus: Ontogeny of the Unique Ways Humans Own, Share and Reciprocate Philippe Rochat and Cláudia Passos Ferreira 8 Little Liars: Origins of Verbal Deception in Children Victoria Talwar and Kang Lee 9 Discovering Mind: Development of Mentalizing in Human Children Shoji Itakura, Mako Okanda, and Yusuke Moriguchi Emergence of the Social Mind: Two Perspectives Shoji Itakura Subject Index

From the reviews:

"Origins of the Social Mind is a collection of papers that unites the latest empirical findings and conceptual insights from cognitive development, and primate and avian cognition, written by some of the leading researchers in the respective fields. ... The chapters are organized into two parts. ... Overall, Shoji Itakura and Kazuo Fujita edited a valuable, interesting book. Its comprehensiveness and the novelty of the research ensure its appeal to anyone with a vested interest in the question of how the social mind develops." (Henrike Moll, Primates, Vol. 50, 2009)