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Historical Psychology

2022-06-30

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<p>A growing body of evidence suggests that many aspects of psychology have evolved culturally over historical time. A combination of approaches, including experimental data collected over the last 75 years, cross-cultural comparisons and studies of immigrants, points to systematic changes in psychological domains as diverse as conformity, attention, emotion, morality and olfaction. However, these approaches can o...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/m8b9g

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