In response to Minoura (1996) it is argued that a hypothesis-generating orientation has to be followed by a hypothesis-testing approach, a sequence which was also pursued with the structural levels of the concept of human nature. The role of culture in stimulating both universal levels of construction and culture-specific shaping of knowledge is discussed, and there is an attempt to answer Minoura's questions with regard to this issue. In response to the suggestions of Weisz, Eastman and McCarty (1996) it is proposed to extend the concept of control beyond the hitherto existing conceptualization in order to arrive at a universal construct of control
The search for the elusive "cultural universal s” in a variety of academic disciplines has been moti...
142 p.The three main naturalistic approaches to culture¿the Epidemiological account (Sperber 1996; A...
The logic of some other systems of thought, explanation, and prediction are discussed, in order to f...
In response to Minoura (1996) it is argued that a hypothesis-generating orientation has to be follow...
The article provides an overview on the approaches used to study the relation between culture and co...
This paper discusses the connection between social constructionism and universals in the generation ...
My main thesis can be summed up in two sentences: first, genuine universals of culture or cognition ...
Proponents of evolutionary psychology take the existence of human universals to constitute decisive ...
Causal cognition emerges early in development and confers an important advantage for survival. But d...
Comments on the original article by Peter Rober & Lucia De Haene (see record 2014-13242-002). Rober ...
Humans are unique among animals for both the diverse complexity of our cognition and our reliance on...
Arguments against universality play a crucial role in cultural studies. In this dissertation I reach...
This is a commentary on Henrich et al. The Weirdest people in the world, BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENC...
Psychological universals, or core mental attributes shared by humans everywhere, are a foundational ...
Causality is one of the core concepts in any attempt to make sense of the world, and the explanation...
The search for the elusive "cultural universal s” in a variety of academic disciplines has been moti...
142 p.The three main naturalistic approaches to culture¿the Epidemiological account (Sperber 1996; A...
The logic of some other systems of thought, explanation, and prediction are discussed, in order to f...
In response to Minoura (1996) it is argued that a hypothesis-generating orientation has to be follow...
The article provides an overview on the approaches used to study the relation between culture and co...
This paper discusses the connection between social constructionism and universals in the generation ...
My main thesis can be summed up in two sentences: first, genuine universals of culture or cognition ...
Proponents of evolutionary psychology take the existence of human universals to constitute decisive ...
Causal cognition emerges early in development and confers an important advantage for survival. But d...
Comments on the original article by Peter Rober & Lucia De Haene (see record 2014-13242-002). Rober ...
Humans are unique among animals for both the diverse complexity of our cognition and our reliance on...
Arguments against universality play a crucial role in cultural studies. In this dissertation I reach...
This is a commentary on Henrich et al. The Weirdest people in the world, BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENC...
Psychological universals, or core mental attributes shared by humans everywhere, are a foundational ...
Causality is one of the core concepts in any attempt to make sense of the world, and the explanation...
The search for the elusive "cultural universal s” in a variety of academic disciplines has been moti...
142 p.The three main naturalistic approaches to culture¿the Epidemiological account (Sperber 1996; A...
The logic of some other systems of thought, explanation, and prediction are discussed, in order to f...