Examples of using Evolutionary perspective in English and their translations into Hindi
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Gibbon songs and human music from an evolutionary perspective.
From an evolutionary perspective, all this is business as usual.
In 2012,he wrote in Trends in Cognitive Sciences that it was‘highly likely from an evolutionary perspective' that mental time travel was not unique to humans.
From an evolutionary perspective, we were once hunters and gatherers.
Now, the prefrontal cortex, that youngest part of our brain from an evolutionary perspective, it understands on an intellectual level that we shouldn't smoke.
From an evolutionary perspective, we find that niches change very slowly and often not very much.
In order to navigate the confusion that this might create,we have to embrace an evolutionary perspective that can both explain why we are the way we are, and also help illuminate our next step.
From an evolutionary perspective, our deep sense of mistrust comes from our limbic system and our reptilian brain.
Specifically, Paul Gilbert(2015)has developed the Focused Therapy in Compassion(CFT) from an evolutionary perspective and a model of emotional regulation for people with high degrees of shame and self-criticism.
From the evolutionary perspective, parents favour and invest(shelter and food) in their firstborn to increase their chances of survival and reproduction.
Students are provided with an overview of the complex environment thatsupports the academic research enterprise from a historical and evolutionary perspective, including examples of seminal studies and research controversies.
Actually, Nikki, from an evolutionary perspective, monogamy is really… Okay, stop.
From an evolutionary perspective, the human brain developed music processing well before language and then used that processing to create and learn language.
This will include topics such as historical and evolutionary perspectives, legal issues in research, contract management, and safeguarding confidential information.
From my evolutionary perspective, it is not at all surprising that many children fail to adapt to the school environment, in ways that lead to the ADHD diagnosis.
Although the reasons behind this are not that well understood, the evolutionary perspective suggests that it serves at least two important but interrelated functions, the former of which is still relevant today.
From an evolutionary perspective, mating includes(or relates importantly to) the following aspects of humanity(all of which are addressed in detail in our book).
It makes sense from an evolutionary perspective- knowing your husband is a good dad will validate and stimulate those reproductive urges.
From an evolutionary perspective, he says that we are“supposed to be active, we are supposed to eat healthy, fresh,‘whole' foods, not a‘number four' from a fast food restaurant menu.”.
Historically and from an evolutionary perspective, new mothers received help from those around them when caring for themselves and their infants after childbirth.
From the evolutionary perspective, we don't reject military or industrial genius, but rather call forth that genius for its new functions- genuine security and greater freedom to express our higher potentials.
The researchers' evolutionary perspective also led them to speculate that it may be adaptive for men to behave as if a breakup has not affected them because it may enable them to quickly move on to another relationship.
This makes sense from an evolutionary perspective because in environments with limited access to food, overeating when food was available to our ancestors would increase their chances of survival by keeping them fuelled until food was available again.
Yet within a larger evolutionary perspective, that same sense of separation may grant us a more completeperspective on the divine than would be possible otherwise, in the same way that the man who left home thereby came to understand it more fully.
From an evolutionary perspective, McCullough sees forgiveness and revenge as two sides of the same coin, a coupled pair of instincts that have evolved as an evolutionarily stable strategy(ESS), a natural byproduct of an evolutionary winnowing process.
From an evolutionary psychology perspective, we unconsciously retain things that benefit our survival, and forget those that don't.
The problem is doubly puzzling from an evolutionary psychological perspective, because it emphasizes the importance of life, survival, and individual welfare.
I have little doubt that the perspective of many evolutionary biologists and some biological anthropologists has been distorted by the seductive drama of“primitive human war.”.
Through this Master's Degreeprogramme students will acquire an explicit evolutionary biological perspective in the study of nature, thereby increasing capacity for understanding patterns and processes, on scales varying from the cellular to the ecosystem level.
Viewed from the perspective of human evolutionary history, the lives of those of us in the so-called modern world are weird, as they barely resemble the environment in which we are supposed to operate.