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People behave very differently depending on their socioeconomic status. In trying to make sense of these behavioral differences, once must take into account the context of the neighborhood. In this fifth part, I use the main principles of behavioral ecology to make sense of the widespread behavioral patterns found among humans and across species. I also discuss implications for public policy. Read More


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