BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
ISSN (PRINT): 0974-7427

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Primate Theory Of Mind

Special attention are going to be paid to so-called enculturated great apes, i.e. individuals who, for various reasons, are raised by and lived with humans from an early age. These samples of cross-fostering provide us with a singular possibility to look at  whether humans alone are biologically equipped to develop at least full-fledged theory of mind, or whether an undefined element in human life, which can also influence a young great ape individual, facilitates such development. To shed more light on this issue, i will be able to take a quick check out the developmental trajectory of theory of mind in children. Finally, differences and similarities in human and non-human primate theory of mind are going to be discussed within an evolutionary framework with a special emphasis on the explanatory power of a number of the most influential theories on the ontogenesis of theory of mind.

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