Which neurophilosopher explains how the hardwiring of the brain promotes bonding and empathy, primarily through the effects

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Pani-rosa [81]1 year ago

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Answer:

Churchland

Explanation:

The neurophilosopher who explains how the hardwiring of the brain promotes bonding and empathy, primarily through the effects of oxytocin, which is the fundamental building block of all moral reasoning is "Patricia Churchland"

Churchland revealed that oxytocin is very important in bonding - in infant-to-mother bonding and mother-to-infant bonding. But in cases when it's level is lower, the degree of bonding will not be the same. She also really revealed that the subcortical structures are very important for the sites where morality can be found - like in the hypothalamus where oxytocin is released.

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