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A comparative and developmental approach to cognitive universals: A possible role for heterochrony
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (4):585-586 (1998)
Abstract
From a developmental and comparative perspective, folk biology is a core “meme.” The universality and resistance to change in such core “memes” may be a function of the developmental timing of cognitive domains during childhood. Evidence from cognitive development in humans, monkeys, and apes is discussed. Suggestions for a developmental research program are offered.My notes
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