Boyd and Richerson (2000) assert that cultural evolution differs from genetic evolution because culture relies on teaching, imitation, and social learning rather than direct replication, is not restricted to parent-offspring transmission, and is not necessarily particulate or random.

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  Evolutionary Psychology | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• cultural evolution concept
• social learning concept