Contents|xl Self-Perception as a Motivated Process 570 Predicting Our Future Mental State 572 Theory of Mind:Understanding the Mental States of Others 573 tal Milestones 573 Inferring Other People's Thoughts 575 Neural Correlates of Mental State Attribution 580 Autism as a Window on the Role of Mental State Attribution 586 Social Knowledge 592 593 Using Social Knowledge to Make Decisions 695 Neuroeconomics 596 Moral Decisions 598 14 Consciousness,Free Will,and the Law 604 Anatomical Orientation 607 The Brainstem 607 The Thalan s608 The Cerebral Corte 608 Consciousness 608 Conscious Versus Unconscious Processing and the Access of Information 610 The Extent of Subconscious Processing 612 The Law 631 Gaining Access to Consciousness 615 Responsibility 632 Sentience 618 Guilty-Now What? 636 Neurons,Neur nal Groups,and Conscious Born to Judge 637 Experience 618 What's a Judge to Do?638 The Emergence of the Brain Interpreter in the Crime and No Punishment?639 Taming the Wild Beast 639 Human Species 620 Left-and Right-Hemisphere Conscious ness 621 s Consciousnessa Uniquely Human Glossary G-1 Experience? 622 References R-1 Abandoning the Concept of Free Will 623 Abbreviations A-1 Determinism and Physics 624 Credits c-1 Chaos 625 Quantum Theory 625 Index 1 ce626 Can Mental Stat Affect Brain Processing?628 The Layer Beyond the Brain 631 Contents | xi Self-Perception as a Motivated Process 570 Predicting Our Future Mental State 572 Theory of Mind: Understanding the Mental States of Others 573 Developmental Milestones 573 Mechanisms for Inferring Other People’s Thoughts 575 Neural Correlates of Mental State Attribution 580 Autism as a Window on the Role of Mental State Attribution 586 Social Knowledge 592 Representations of Social Knowledge 593 Using Social Knowledge to Make Decisions 595 Neuroeconomics 596 Moral Decisions 598 14 Consciousness, Free Will, and the Law 604 Anatomical Orientation 607 The Brainstem 607 The Thalamus 608 The Cerebral Cortex 608 Consciousness 608 Conscious Versus Unconscious Processing and the Access of Information 610 The Extent of Subconscious Processing 612 Gaining Access to Consciousness 615 Sentience 618 Neurons, Neuronal Groups, and Conscious Experience 618 The Emergence of the Brain Interpreter in the Human Species 620 Left- and Right-Hemisphere Consciousness 621 Is Consciousness a Uniquely Human Experience? 622 Abandoning the Concept of Free Will 623 Determinism and Physics 624 Chaos 625 Quantum Theory 625 Emergence 626 Multiple Realizability 627 Can Mental States Affect Brain Processing? 628 The Layer Beyond the Brain 631 The Law 631 Responsibility 632 Guilty—Now What? 636 Born to Judge 637 What’s a Judge to Do? 638 Crime and No Punishment? 639 Taming the Wild Beast 639 Glossary G-1 References R-1 Abbreviations A-1 Credits C-1 Index I-1 00i_xviii_Cogneu_4e_FM.indd xi 8/1/13 1:23 PM