A Neuroscientist Explains: the origins of social behaviour – podcast trailer

A Neuroscientist Explains: the origins of social behaviour – podcast trailer

A Neuroscientist Explains: the origins of social behaviour – podcast trailer 150 150 icnagency

By: Presented by Daniel Glaser and Produced by Max Sanderson | A Neuroscientist Explains: the origins of social behaviour – podcast trailer | Neuroscience | The Guardian

In episode two of the second season of our A Neuroscientist Explains podcast, Daniel Glaser explores the evolutionary origins of social conformity

Subscribe and review on Acast, Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Audioboom & Mixcloud. Join the discussion on Facebook and Twitter and email us at [email protected].

Daniel Glaser explores the evolutionary origins of social behaviour in humans, as per his column Does Our Social Behaviour Hold Us Back?. We hear from the University of Oxford’s emeritus professor of evolutionary psychology, Robin Dunbar, about what our evolutionary past can tell us about our behaviours in the here and now, and how it all ties in to social conformity.

Continue reading…

icn-neurocience

Latest news and features from theguardian.com, the world’s leading liberal voice
Back to top