Ermer et al. (2007) stated: "the assumption that the human mind is composed mainly of a few content-free cognitive processes that are 'thought to govern how one acquires a language and a gender identity, an aversion to incest and an appreciation for vistas, a desire for friends and a fear of spiders—indeed, nearly every thought and feeling of which humans are capable' is inadequate."

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  Evolutionary Psychology | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• language concept
• human mind concept
• cognitive processes concept