#1013 Aaron Lukaszewski: An Evolutionary Approach to Personality
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Hello, everybody. Welcome to a new episode of The Decenter. I'm your host, Ricardo Lopes, and today I'm joined by Dr. Aaron Lukashewski. He is associate professor in the department of psychology and the center for the study of human nature at California State University Fullerton. And today we're talking about personality from an evolutionary perspective. So, Doctor Kazhewski, welcome to the show. It's a pleasure to everyone. Pleasure to be here. So uh tell us first.
Про мене еволюшунерій перспективи. How do you approach personality? I mean theoretically speaking. How do you basically think about personality, personality traits and uh things like that? Yeah, well I mean there's there's a c uh at least two um kind of distinct questions there.
Um, from my standpoint. And so the the first question um What would be How do you approach the evolution of individual differences? Um, and and to sort of reconcile that with the existence of a sort of universal uh, you know, species architecture.
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