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The Emotional Brain Hypothesis: Emotional, Social, and Religious Vetting in the Evolution of Rational Decision Making and Scientific Modeling

  • Rappaport M
  • Corbally C
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-26769-2_10
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Abstract

While sociability has been recognized as a foundation of human evolution and is now well integrated into models of human origins, emotionality has received less attention. It is proposed here, in this preliminary concept paper, that emotionally-informed decision-making …

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Rappaport, M. B., & Corbally, C. (2016). The Emotional Brain Hypothesis: Emotional, Social, and Religious Vetting in the Evolution of Rational Decision Making and Scientific Modeling (pp. 133–142). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-26769-2_10

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