Is evolutionary psychology just a bunch of "just so" stories? (with Geoffrey Miller)
Clearer Thinking with Spencer Greenberg
Primates and Human Behavior
This chapter explores the use of chimpanzees and bonobos as models for understanding human behavior, examining their social interactions and personality traits in relation to evolutionary psychology. It emphasizes the limitations posed by the extinction of our human-like ancestors and highlights the importance of a global perspective in studying human behavior across diverse cultures. Through assessing intelligence and cognitive abilities in non-human primates, the chapter reveals valuable insights into the evolutionary roots of human traits while advocating for a more inclusive approach to psychological research.
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