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Darwin and developmental psychology: Past and present.

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Philosophy and History of Science Child and Animal Learning Development

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The historical question of what influence Darwin has had on the emergence of developmental psychology as a scintific discipline is addressed. Suggestions for possible synergistic connections between modern evolutionary theory and developmental psychology are offered

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