Evolutionary anthropology and cultural psychologyAmericanb. 1968
Joseph Henrich is an American evolutionary anthropologist and a leading figure in the theory of gene-culture coevolution, whose synthesis of evolutionary biology, behavioral economics, and field anthropology has transformed how scientists understand the role of cultural learning in human evolution. In his acclaimed book *The WEIRDest People in the World*, he has also offered a fundamental critique of the biases in Western psychology's understanding of the human mind.
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