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The hows and whys of living in groups: Perspectives from birds and apes
集団で暮らすことの How と Why:鳥類と類人猿の研究から

Speaker 講演者:Dr. Dora Biro(Department of Zoology, University of Oxford)

Date:11th April 2017, 5pm onwards.
Venue: Department of Education Meeting Room (Ground Floor)

日時:2017 年 4 月 11 日(火)17 時 00 分より
会場:教育学部会議室(教育学系研究棟 1 階)
【参加無料・来聴歓迎・予約不要】

Abstract
Living in groups presents both challenges and opportunities. Group
members have to resolve potential conflicts and make joint decisions
on how to coordinate their activities if the group is to remain cohesive,
but they can also draw on each other’s knowledge to solve problems
better, passing these solutions down from generation to generation to
build animal “cultures”. In this talk, I will summarise my research which
investigates the cognitive underpinnings of these phenomena ? group
decision-making, collective intelligence, social learning and culture ?
in both birds and primates, and tries to pinpoint general organizational
principles that have interesting parallels in human society

主催・企画:多分野連携プログラム「人間諸科学における進化心理学の位置」
共催:九州大学大学院人間環境学研究院人間科学部門・心理学講座 文部科学省新学術領域「共感性の進化神経基盤」
問合せ先:橋彌研究室(担当・谷) Mail: hashiyakazuhide@gmail.com Tel: 092-642-3143

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