ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science
Social Cognition in the Face of Threat
Adaptation to external menaces includes threat detection and selection of appropriate responses. The present symposium combines insights from social neuroscience and social psychology to better understand how those two basic processes interact in the human brain, in order to sustain adaptive behavior in response to social threat.
Chairs & Discussants
- Julie GrezesChair
Laboratoire de Neurosciences Cognitives - INSERM U960
Presentations
- Threat Perception: Prioritized Neural Coding of Threat Cues during Perceptual Decision-MakingEmilie Meaux, Marwa El Zein, Rocco Mennella, Valentin Wyart, Julie Grezes
- Acting in the Face of Danger: Goal-Directed Behavior in Response to Social ThreatRocco Mennella, Emma Vilarem, Julie Grezes
- Co-Acting in the Face of Danger: Insights from Survivors from the Terrorist Attack at Le Bataclan Theatre (13-11-2015 in Paris, France)Guillaume Dezecache, Jean-Rémi Martin, Cedric Tessier, Lou Safra, Victor Pitron, Phillipe Nuss, et al.
