I Know What You're Thinking: Brain imaging and mental privacy

Synopsis

A Fascinating Exploration Into The Neuroscientific Evidence On 'mind Reading'. In Addition, It Provides A Thorough Analysis Of Both Legal And Moral Accounts Of Privacy, With Chapters Written By Leading Academics From The Fields Of Psychology Neuroscience, Philosophy, And Law. Introduction / Sarah Richmond -- The Social Brain Hypothesis : An Evolutionary Perspective On The Neurobiology Of Social Behaviour / Susanne Shultz And R.i.m. Dunbar -- Brain Reading / John-dylan Haynes -- How To Read Minds / Tim Bayne -- Predicting Human Behaviour From Brain Structure / Geraint Rees And Ryota Kanai -- When Thoughts Become Actions : Neuroimaging In Non-responsive Patients / Adrian M. Owen -- Where In The Brain Is Pain? : Evaluating Painful Experiences In Non-communicative Patients / Athena Demertzi And Steven Laureys -- Practicioners' Views On Neuroimaging : Mental Health, Patient Consent, And Choice / Emily Borgelt, Daniel Buchman, And Judy Illes -- Brain Imaging In Clinical Psychiatry : Why? / Brendan D. Kelly -- Overcoming Self-report : Possibilities And Limitations Of Brain Imaging In Psychiatry / David Linden -- The Neurobiology Of Violence : Science And Law / Colin Campbell And Nigel Eastman -- Diminished Capacity, Neuroscience, And Just Punishment / Stephen J. Morse -- National Security, Brain Imaging, And Privacy / Jonathan D. Moreno And Sonya Prashar -- Brain Imaging And The Transparency Scenario / Sarah Richmond -- Neuroscience V. Privacy? : A Democratic Perspective / Annabelle Lever -- Regulating Brain Imaging : Questions Of Privacy, Informed Consent, And Human Dignity / Roger Brownsword -- Protecting Privacy Interests In Brain Images : The Limits Of Consent / Sarah J.l. Edwards -- Conclusion / Sarah J.l. Edwards And Geraint Rees. Edited By Sarah Richmond, Geraint Rees, And Sarah J.l. Edwards. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.