PART I | Overviews |
Reviews | |
Historical descriptions of neuroethics | |
Definitions and depictions of the field and its practices | |
PART II | “First tradition neuroethics:” The neuroscience of morality and ethics |
Neuroscientific studies of moral cognition, emotion, decision-making, and behavior | |
Neuroscientific studies of “free will” | |
Neuroscientific studies of egoism and altruism | |
Implications of first tradition neuroethics | |
PART III | “Second tradition neuroethics:” Specific ethical issues in neuroscience |
Research issues | |
Translational models and problems | |
Use of animal models in neuroscience/animal neuroethics | |
Clinical neuroethics | |
Treatment, enablement, enhancement | |
Use of novel neuroscientific and neurotechnological approaches in medicine | |
● Neurology | |
● Psychiatry/Psychology | |
● Pain care | |
● Rehabilitative medicine/prosthetics | |
PART IV | Neuroethics and society/ international neuroethics |
Multicultural issues and perspectives in neuroethics | |
Studies of multinational approaches in/to neuroethics | |
Neuroethics, law, public safety, and national security and defense | |
Neuroethics and policy | |
Neuroethics education/training |