FROM DNA TO SOCIAL COGNITION -- CONTENTS -- CONTRIBUTORS -- INTRODUCTION -- PART 1: EMPATHY: NEURAL BASES AND GENETIC CORRELATES -- 1.1 GENES RELATED TO AUTISTIC TRAITS AND EMPATHY -- 1.2 THE BEHAVIORAL GENETICS OF HUMAN PAIR BONDING -- 1.3 BRAIN NETWORKS SUPPORTING EMPATHY -- 1.4 THE HUMAN MIRROR NEURON SYSTEM AND SOCIAL COGNITION -- 1.5 MOTIVATIONAL ASPECTS OF FUTURE THINKING IN THE VENTROMEDIAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX -- PART 2: MORAL NEUROSCIENCE AND EMOTION -- 2.1 CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX TO SOCIAL COGNITION AND MORAL JUDGMENT PROCESSES -- 2.2 EMOTION AND MORAL COGNITION -- 2.3 THE NEUROANATOMICAL BASIS OF MORAL COGNITION AND EMOTION -- 2.4 ENVY AND SCHADENFREUDE: THE NEURAL CORRELATES OF COMPETITIVE EMOTIONS -- PART 3: GENES AND DECISION MAKING -- 3.1 THE SOMATIC MARKER FRAMEWORK AND THE NEUROLOGICAL BASIS OF DECISION MAKING -- 3.2 A MODEL OF THE INITIAL STAGES OF DRUG ABUSE: FROM REINFORCEMENT LEARNING TO SOCIAL CONTAGION -- 3.3 EXTRINSIC EFFECTS AND MODELS OF DOMINANCE HIERARCHY FORMATION -- 3.4 COMPLEX SOCIAL COGNITION AND THE APPRECIATION OF SOCIAL NORMS IN PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS: INSIGHTS FROM EVOLUTIONARY GAME THEORY -- 3.5 FROM NEUROECONOMICS TO GENETICS: THE INTERTEMPORAL CHOICES CASE AS AN EXAMPLE -- INDEX.