A claim for cognitive history

A claim for cognitive history

History is a potential tool for cognitive scientists interested in metacognitive categories like “creativity” and “innovation.” As a way of thinking, history suggests alternative accounts of the development of innovation and growth, for example. Life History Theory is one such account, but its roots...

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Veröffentlicht in:The Behavioral and brain sciences 2019-01, Vol.42, p.e197-e197, Article e197
Hauptverfasser: Cowles, Henry M., Kreiner, Jamie
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Cognition & reasoning
Cognitive ability
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Materialism
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Open Peer Commentary
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Open Peer Commentary
Slavery
Violence
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