心理科学进展 ›› 2024, Vol. 32 ›› Issue (6): 965-980.doi: 10.3724/SP.J.1042.2024.00965
杨蕾1, 陈维扬2, 朱秋锦1, 钟年1
收稿日期:
2023-09-26
出版日期:
2024-06-15
发布日期:
2024-04-07
通讯作者:
陈维扬, E-mail: chenwy@swufe.edu.cn
基金资助:
YANG Lei1, CHEN Weiyang2, ZHU Qiujin1, ZHONG Nian1
Received:
2023-09-26
Online:
2024-06-15
Published:
2024-04-07
摘要: 累积文化演化是文化演化的一个重要子集, 侧重关注文化的逐渐累积, 指的是文化在传递和修改的过程中, 在复杂性、效率性等方面发生了适应性的变化。虽然累积文化演化是一个跨学科概念, 但却有着浓厚的心理学底色。心理因素尤其是认知因素在其概念框架和解释流派的发展过程中占据着重要地位, 对认知的重视推动了累积文化演化的理论发展和解释流派的整合。未来研究可以从理论发展角度进一步明晰累积文化演化的衡量标准, 从解释流派整合角度探明累积文化演化的过程与细节, 以及从心理学角度更深入考察心理因素对累积文化演化的影响。
中图分类号:
杨蕾, 陈维扬, 朱秋锦, 钟年. (2024). 心理学视野下的累积文化演化:理论发展与解释流派整合. 心理科学进展 , 32(6), 965-980.
YANG Lei, CHEN Weiyang, ZHU Qiujin, ZHONG Nian. (2024). Cumulative cultural evolution theory from a psychological perspective: Theoretical development and integration of schools. Advances in Psychological Science, 32(6), 965-980.
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