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Behavioural sciences need behavioural ecology

Marlen Z. Gonzalez () and Marissa A. Rice
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Marlen Z. Gonzalez: Cornell University
Marissa A. Rice: Cornell University

Nature Human Behaviour, 2024, vol. 8, issue 7, 1240-1242

Abstract: Behavioural scientists want to see more consideration of context — so why are they not using tools derived from ecology, the science of all life in context? We invite behavioural scientists to align the science of human behaviour with that of behavioural ecology.

Date: 2024
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