The architecture of human kin detection

Article Abstract:

The evidence obtained from siblings has supported the hypothesis that kin detection mechanisms are found in humans. The results have shown that humans are not immune to the evolutionary forces that have shaped other species and that Darwinism has a main role in discovering the neural and psychological architecture of human species.

Science & research, California, Public affairs, Social aspects, Human evolution, Kin selection (Evolution), Kin selection (Natural selection), Man

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Suppressing unwanted memories by executive control

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the mechanisms which can be used for the suppression of unwanted memories. The cognitive prevention of unwanted declarative memories being allowed to enter awareness is discussed.

Memory, Letter to the Editor, Recovered memory (Psychology), Recovered memory

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Early visual experience and face processing

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the permanent deficits in the configural processing of faces which were found to occur in patients with bi-lateral congenital cataracts from birth until 2-6 months of age.

Visual perception, Visual discrimination

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