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| Tooby and Cosmides add, however, that the psychological adaptations
underpinning our enjoyment of fiction may not detect what experiences
are actually adaptively organizing in the evolutionarily novel
environments in which we live today, only what experiences manifest cues
that would have made them adaptively organizing in the circumstances and
conditions prevailing throughout the vast majority of human evolutionary
history (in the human environment of evolutionary adaptedness or EEA). This type of developmental trend may be
depicting the adaptedness of the organism to changing environmental and
intrinsic challenges. |
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