Why hunt? Why gather? Why share? Hadza assessments of foraging and food-sharing motive

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Often self reports support observation. E.g. when my collaborators and I asked Hadza people directly what motivated them to forage and share food, free-responses reiterated most of the same explanatory theories from the evolutionary behavioural sciences…

And might I take this chance to plug my own research which shows that, while Hadza women and men target disparate sets of resource sets of resources, there might yet be much overlap in motivation. https://t.co/Y6L12pg0c6

RT @mnvrsngh: Also, here are some my faves from last year's publications in @EvolHumBehav: - @DStibbardHawkes et al. -- https://t.co/U73VED…

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