Human cumulative culture: a comparative perspective

Keywords

Perspective (graphical), Diversity (politics), Epistemology, Sociology, Biology

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• Follow (or don't follow) the crowd: Young children's conformity is influenced by norm domain and age.MA Stone, RD Inman, Andreas Maetzel — 2018
• Cultural evolution: integrating psychology, evolution and cultureAlex Mesoudi — 2016
• Experimental and theoretical models of human cultural evolution.Marius Kempe, Alex Mesoudi — 2014
• Culture and Psychology in the 21st CenturyYoshihisa Kashima — 2016
• On the tool use behavior of the bonobo‐chimpanzee last common ancestor, and the origins of hominine stone tool useMichael Haslam — 2014
• Does a peer model's task proficiency influence children's solution choice and innovation?Lara A. Wood, Rachel L. Kendal, Emma Flynn — 2015
• Movement Pattern Variability in Stone Knapping: Implications for the Development of Percussive TraditionsRobert Rein, Tetsushi Nonaka, Blandine Bril — 2014
• Psychological limits on animal innovationSarah F. Brosnan, Lydia M. Hopper — 2014
• From cultural traditions to cumulative culture: parameterizing the differences between human and nonhuman culture.Marius Kempe, Stephen J. Lycett, Alex Mesoudi — 2014
• Cultural Evolution: A Review of Theory, Findings and ControversiesAlex Mesoudi — 2015
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• Evolving research on the evolution of male androphiliaPaul L. Vasey, Doug P. VanderLaan — 2014
• Cultural evolution of systematically structured behaviour in a non-human primateNicolas Claidière, Kenny Smith, Simon Kirby — 2014
• The Cultured Chimpanzee: Nonsense or Breakthrough?William C. McGrew — 2015
• All Innovations are Equal, but Some More than Others: (Re)integrating Modification Processes to the Origins of Cumulative CultureMathieu Charbonneau — 2015
• Apes have culture but may not know that they doThibaud Gruber, Klaus Zuberbà ⁄ hler, Fabrice Clément — 2015
• Limitations to the cultural ratchet effect in young children.Claudio Tennie, Victoria Walter, Anja Gampe — 2014
• Ecology in an anthropogenic biosphereErle C. Ellis — 2015
• Social Learning between Groups: Imitation and the Role of ExperienceKarl H. Schlag — 2022

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