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Developing individual differences in primate behavior: The role of genes, environment and their interplay

2019-01-07

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<p>As is the case for humans, it has long been thought that nonhuman primates can be described in terms of their personality. Scientific observations that support this view include the presence of individual differences in social behavior and that they are relatively stable throughout life. Consequently, individuals are constrained in their behavioral flexibility when dealing with various environmental challenges....

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369b0334-8cdc-566a-9e83-fc5d9e85e017
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10.31234/osf.io/d9u7b
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