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Joe Henrich in ScienceNews: Preschoolers flex cultural muscles, demonstrating humankind's social-learning prowess.
Joe Henrich in ScienceNews: Preschoolers flex cultural muscles, demonstrating humankind's social-learning prowess.
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Stan Coren in The New York Times: Should your dog be watching TV?
Stan Coren in The New York Times: Should your dog be watching TV?
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Peter Suedfeld in National Post: Scientific research, or dolphins, cannot tell us how things should be.
Peter Suedfeld in National Post: Scientific research, or dolphins, cannot tell us how things should be.
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