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Modularity and the Cultural Mind
2013
Perspectives on Psychological Science
A central question in the study of the mind is how cognitive functions are shaped by a complex interplay of genetic and experiential processes. Recent evidence from cultural neuroscience indicates that cultural values, practices, and beliefs influence brain function across a variety of cognitive processes from vision to social cognition. This evidence extends to low-level perceptual systems comprised of domain-specific mechanisms, suggesting the importance of ecological and cultural variation
doi:10.1177/1745691612469032
pmid:23710245
pmcid:PMC3661285
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