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The nature/nurture controversy, sometimes known as the evolution/environment controversy, seems to have trickled down into the information systems of the vernacular world as an unfortunate rift between duelling scholarly camps. The Biocultural Paradigm is offered as a model that transcends both camps, by recognizing the neuro-biological origins of human development and by delineating exactly how and when sociological influences can and cannot affect those neuro-biological invariants. The Biocultural Paradigm is established by using existing discoveries in evolutionary neuro-biology and Selection Theory. It is composed of five proto-cultural models (“biocultures”) which correspond to the five evolutionary centers of our neurological structures. Other Sociology Books 2021 – The Sexual Love of Mothers for Their Children: The Phedre Complex 1992 – Post-War Riots in America, 1919 and 1946. How the Pressures of War Exacerbated American Urban Tensions to the Breaking Point 2014 – Tri-cultural Personality ( Chinese, Hispanic, English): A Paradigm for Connecting Culture Differences
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