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Frankenhuis, Willem E.; Panchanathan, Karthik; Clark Barrett, H. – Developmental Science, 2013
Interactions between evolutionary psychologists and developmental systems theorists have been largely antagonistic. This is unfortunate because potential synergies between the two approaches remain unexplored. This article presents a method that may help to bridge the divide, and that has proven fruitful in biology: dynamic optimization. Dynamic…
Descriptors: Evolution, Psychology, Systems Approach, Developmental Psychology
Syal, Supriya; Finlay, Barbara L. – Developmental Science, 2011
Alteration of the organization of social and motivational neuroanatomical circuitry must have been an essential step in the evolution of human language. Development of vocal communication across species, particularly birdsong, and new research on the neural organization and evolution of social and motivational circuitry, together suggest that…
Descriptors: Neurology, Language Acquisition, Neurological Organization, Evolution
Masataka, Nobuo – Developmental Science, 2007
Darwin (1871) noted that the human musical faculty "must be ranked amongst the most mysterious with which he is endowed". Indeed, previous research with human infants and young children has revealed that we are born with variable musical capabilities. Here, the adaptive purpose served by these differing capabilities is discussed with reference to…
Descriptors: Evolution, Music, Infants, Child Development

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