Evolutionary psychologists argue that natural selection is a slow process and there have not been enough generations since the Pleistocene for new cognitive mechanisms to evolve that are specifically adapted to post-agricultural industrial life.

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  Evolutionary Psychology | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• evolutionary psychology concept
• natural selection concept
• cognitive mechanisms concept
• Pleistocene event