Human behavior and crisis management by Eliseo Dela Cruz Cruz and Oscar Gatchalian Soriano
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Cabanatuan City, Philippines : Nueva Ecija Review Center & Educational Supplies, 2014Edition: Revised edDescription: x, 182 p.: 22 cm. illSubject(s): Crisis managementDDC classification: Fil. 150.1943 C84h 2014 Summary: "The physiological adaptations that made humans more flexible than other primates allowed for the development of a wide range of abilities and an unparalleled versatility in behavior. The brain's great size, complexity and slow maturation, with neural connections being added through at least the first twelve years of life, meant that learned behavior could largely modify stereotyped and instinctive responses."
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Includes bibliography.
"The physiological adaptations that made humans more flexible than other primates allowed for the development of a wide range of abilities and an unparalleled versatility in behavior. The brain's great size, complexity and slow maturation, with neural connections being added through at least the first twelve years of life, meant that learned behavior could largely modify stereotyped and instinctive responses."
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