Feed-forward and the evolution of social behavior

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (2):265-266 (2000)
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Feed-forward Pavlovian conditioning can serve as a proximate mechanism for the evolution of social behavior. Feed-forward can provide the impetus for animals to associate other individuals' presence, and cooperation with them, with the acquisition of resources, whether or not the animals are genetically related. Other social behaviors such as play and grooming may develop as conditioned stimuli in feed-forward social systems.

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10.1017/s0140525x00402438

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