Natural Rationality papers: A round-up
- Socioeconomic gradients predict individual differences in neurocognitive abilities
- Young children (before 4 years-olds) do not seem to be able to connect their present decisions to their future selves
- Altruism is predominantly paternalistic: subjects prefer to give what is good for someone (from the giver's point of view) instead of what someone would like
- Animal personalities are life-history strategies.
- Expertise exists everywhere in nature, from honeybees to humans
- Monkeys have a "a crude capacity for probabilistic inference"
