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The socio-ecological approach can turn variance among populations from a liability to an asset [Commentary]

Journal

Brain and Behavioral Sciences

Subject

Organisational Behaviour

Publishing details

Brain and Behavioral Sciences 2010 Vol 33:2-3 p 96-97

Authors / Editors

Kesebir S;Oishi S;Spellman B

Biographies

Selin Kesebir

Publication Year

2010

Abstract

We emphasize the value of the socio-ecological approach in addressing the problem of population variances. The socio-ecological perspective studies how social and natural habitats shape human behaviors, and are in turn shaped by those behaviors. This focus on system-level factors is particularly well-suited to studying the origins of group differences in human behavior.

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