Why does culture increase human adaptability
作者： Robert Boyd , Peter J. Richerson
DOI: 10.1016/0162-3095(94)00073-G
关键词: Social psychology 、 Argument 、 Individual learning 、 Adaptation (computer science) 、 Adaptability 、 Cognitive psychology 、 Psychology 、 Social learning 、 Simple (philosophy) 、 Sociobiology
摘要: … It is not clear, however, why culture improves human adaptability. There has been a lot written about this topic, often in the introductions to papers and books on other topics, but very …
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