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Cognition and Culture in Evolutionary Context
2017
The Spanish Journal of Psychology
In humans and other animals, the individuals' ability to adapt efficiently and effectively to the niches they have actively contributed to construct relies heavily on an evolved psychology which has been shaped by biological, social, and cultural processes over evolutionary time. As expected, although many of the behavioral and cognitive components of this evolved psychology are widely shared across species, many others are species-unique. Although many animal species are known to acquire
doi:10.1017/sjp.2016.102
pmid:28065192
fatcat:qwva2iw7gvbphlnpcfegcglzvi