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Psychology 2.0: The Emergence of Individuality

2019-09-08

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<p>Physical forces acting on particles explain how physical systems change over time. Evolutionary forces acting on populations of genomes explain change in the genetic structure of populations across generations. The dynamics of human development - i.e., learning, or change in psychological systems, are not yet understood. This is a step in that direction.</p>

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Literature Corpus work: 415ac9cb-15c4-57d3-84f1-543d971902fb
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/m87an

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