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Children as cultural explorers: How imitation, pedagogy, and selective trust prepare children for learning in the cultural niche

2023-09-22

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<p>Human societies have developed over millennia to living in a variety of different social and physical environments, accumulating adaptations too complex and interdependent to be developed independently within the span of a single generation. Thus, every child, as a new member of their culture, must be able to learn from others in order to acquire the knowledge necessary to succeed—and every culture requires its...

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Literature Corpus work: 3ab7d352-9798-5925-b3ab-631e7daa41bb
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/f4cwu

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