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... behavior of bomber crews , who never see the people whom they annihilate . Perhaps the most distinctively human consequence of the loss of genetic controls over aggression is the inability of the human victim to influence an aggressor ...
... behavior of bomber crews , who never see the people whom they annihilate . Perhaps the most distinctively human consequence of the loss of genetic controls over aggression is the inability of the human victim to influence an aggressor ...
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... behavior of the previous generation but to replicate the replications . Each generation learns to reward behavior that conforms to the patterns of its own enculturation experience and to punish , or at least not reward , behavior that ...
... behavior of the previous generation but to replicate the replications . Each generation learns to reward behavior that conforms to the patterns of its own enculturation experience and to punish , or at least not reward , behavior that ...
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... behavior under controlled conditions . This is the main business of animal psychology . With human beings , however , anthropologists have the opportunity not only of observing external behavior but of being able to talk with people ...
... behavior under controlled conditions . This is the main business of animal psychology . With human beings , however , anthropologists have the opportunity not only of observing external behavior but of being able to talk with people ...
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Biological Evolution | 7 |
FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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