Titlebook: Social Behavior; Paul Patrick Gordon Bateson,Peter H. Klopfer Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 adaptation.aggressio

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Hidden Regulatory Processes in Early Social Relationships,nts of the mother—infant interaction and using partial or complete mother—infant separations. The results of these studies point to a reconsideration of how infants respond to the experience of separation from their mothers and suggest a means of approaching the study of postnatal hereditary influences.

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Is History a Consequence of Evolution?,e of themselves, which minimizes the significance of natural selection for or against specific human behaviors. The capacity to develop such an image is not widespread among animals but is shared by man and certain apes. The fact that evolutionary law is not coercive on human history has moral and political implications.

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Social Behavior on Islands,he larger question of how the environment can mold social systems, producing parallel evolution and thus attesting to the pervasiveness and intensity of the environmental influence. The goal of this paper is to focus attention on this neglect and to illustrate a few of the ways that the study can be