Titlebook: Neurobiology of "Umwelt"; How Living Beings Pe A. Berthoz,Yves Christen Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 anthropological ph

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Essentialist Reasoning about the Biological World,identity. Es-sentialist accounts have been offered, in one form or another, for thousands of years, extending back at least to Aristotle and Plato. Where does this idea come from? I address this question from a psychological perspective and argue that essentialism is an early cognitive bias. Young c

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Umwelt: A Psychomotor Functional Event,tional properties of our brains. Such universals are ultimately constructed by the functional state we know as consciousness. From such a brain-centric perspective, Umwelt is what our brain makes from the sensory inputs arising from their responses to the external world and the ancestral brain netwo

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What is the Effect of Affect on Bonobo and Chimpanzee Problem Solving?,wn species. Unfortunately, we know little about bonobos due to their late classification as a species, their scarcity in captivity and the remote location of their natural habitat. Here I review some of the first experimental comparisons of bonobos and chimpanzees, suggesting that their socioecology

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Dogs (,) are Adapted to Receive Human Communication,res). These skills seem to be the result of selection pressures during the process of domestication and therefore an adaptation to the dogs‘ environment, namely human societies. Also, current evidence suggests that dogs‘ understanding of human gestures is more flexible than was formerly thought. Mor

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What Do Jays Know About Other Minds and Other Times?,the past and plan for our future (mental time travel). We can also reason about what others might be thinking (mental attribution) and thus dissociate ourselves from other selves. Many psychologists have argued that these two forms of mental projection into other times and other minds are unique to

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