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Causal learning in CTC: Adaptive and collaborative

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Netanel Weinstein *
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Dare A. Baldwin
DOI:10.1017/S0140525X20000199delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Osiurak and Reynaud highlight the critical role of technical-reasoning skills in the emergence of human cumulative technological culture (CTC), in contrast to previous accounts foregrounding social-reasoning skills as key to CTC. We question their analysis of the available evidence, yet for other reasons applaud the emphasis on causal understanding as central to the adaptive and collaborative dynamics of CTC.

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences cover
Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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13.7
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university of oregon
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Citations: 6