Titlebook: Evolution of Primate Social Cognition; Laura Desirèe Di Paolo,Fabio Di Vincenzo,Francesca Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG,

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Erfolgreiche Verhandlungen mit dem 3D-Effektver rather than a consequence of human brain evolution. The evidence ranges from general trends in maternally and paternally expressed genes influencing different parts of the brain, quantitative differences in mechanisms such as DNA methylation and gene expression in the brains of humans and other

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Sieben Aufgaben des Decision Makers,ain larger dispersed social networks than their Neanderthal counterparts. Larger social networks would have boosted the ability of modern humans to insure against local resource failure, sustain demographic stability and conserve cultural innovations.

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Eckpfeiler langfristiger Kundenbindung This diversity, when compared among social units, allows us to detect cultural differences. Our bottom-up approach identifies some of the opportunities and challenges in studying social cognition through tool use in wild-ranging primates.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19829-9t raises a bootstrapping problem: before complex skills and technologies are present and necessary for biological success, there appear to be few advantages to high-fidelity social learning; however, without such high-fidelity social learning, it is unclear how traditions capable of generating compl

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What Did You Get? What Social Learning, Collaboration, Prosocial Behaviour, and Inequity Aversion Te another to acquire resources (prosocial behaviour). Prosocial and collaborative interactions may result in an imbalance of benefits received, and certain primate species respond negatively when receiving less than a social partner (inequity aversion), a response which may protect individuals agains

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Affective States, Motivation, and Prosocial Behaviour in Primatesve to partners’ efforts and rewards, and that they refuse food from humans who show anti-social behaviour towards others. From these results, we propose that advantageous inequality aversion may promote prosocial behaviour only towards subordinates and that empathy may not be important in food conte

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Understanding Empathy from Interactional Synchrony in Humans and Non-human Primatesions. In contrast, interactional synchrony is matching the timing of behavior. Relative to the studies on mimicry, there are few studies on interactional synchrony in non-human primate species possibly due to the difficulties in establishing a methodology. In this chapter, we present gradually the i

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The Cognitive Implications of Intentional Communication: A Multifaceted Mirror mutually contradictory. Intentional communication is a class of behaviour that is open to public, objective measurement. In contrast, the hypothetical cognitive processes supporting intentional communication in both human and non-human animals are not specified by the fact that intentional communic

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A Comparison of the Socio-communicative Behavior in Chimpanzees and Bonobosal modalities. In addition, there are a number of marked differences in social characteristics between the two species. Though both species exhibit fission–fusion behavior, chimpanzees do so more often, potentially as a result of their habitat profile and foraging strategies. Differences also exist