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We show how stages of development and model characteristics influence peer learning in children, persistent across societies, and that children's greater motivation to learn from each other may set humans apart from other primates. pic.twitter.com/nIMO…

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We integrate cultural evolutionary theory with research from developmental psychology, cultural anthropology, and primatology to explore peer learning in complex skills and norms across development.

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New article on out “Peer learning and cultural evolution” lead by @sheinalew and a superstar team: @CorriveauKath @Eoin_O_Sullivan @SezDoesScience @larawooduk @EgfEmma @bruce_rawlings @smollamarco Natália Dutra and Jing Xu! doi.org/10.1111/cdep…

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Overall, it will be crucial to keep ethical considerations at the forefront when dealing with such data. That said, by using digital phenotypes, researchers can gain a better understanding of the relationship between social media use and adolescent wellbeing. (11/11)

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There are also further challenges, especially when vulnerable adolescent populations are involved. These include collecting and making sense of social media trace data in an ever-changing environment, the unknown dynamics of proprietary platforms, and generalizability. (10/11)

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