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Archetypes in human behavior and their brain correlates: An evolutionary trade-off approach

2018-05-18

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Organisms perform multiple tasks and in doing so face critical trade-offs. According to Pareto optimality theory, such trade-offs lead to the evolution of phenotypes that are distributed in a portion of the trait-space resembling a polytope, whose vertices represent the specialists at one of the traits (archetypes). We applied this theory to the variability of cognitive and behavioral scores measured in 1206 indiv...

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Literature Corpus work: 7838e2cc-0702-5575-ae2d-d859dd3e8d4a
DOI: 10.1101/325803

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