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Unifying the behavioral sciences II
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (1):45-53 (2007)
Abstract
My response to commentators includes a suggestion that an additional principle be added to the list presented in the target article: the notion of human society as a complex adaptive system with emergent properties. In addition, I clear up several misunderstandings shared by several commentators, and explore some themes concerning future directions in the unification of the behavioral science. (Published Online April 27 2007).My notes
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