Evolução humana - inteligência como determinante
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A inteligência é uma faculdade humana difícil de ser definida. Essa definição varia entre especialistas que a estudam em acordo com suas áreas sejam elas biológicas, neurológicas ou psicológicas. Ao longo dos anos, estudando a evolução humana, foi possível definir certos parâmetros para o que vem a ser inteligência e como o cérebro e as características dos meio têm papéis fundamentais na sua formação. O presente estudo tem o objetivo de apresentar a inteligência humana à luz da evolução do homem.
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