PWP-32: Why Do We Have Such Large Brains? Introduction to Social Cognition (Cognitive Psychology)

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In today's episode of The Psychology World Podcast, we look at why humans have such large brains compared to other animals and why this is useful. In the news section, I talk about adults and play and science is a world without walls and why this is important. In the personal update, I give you life tips and ways to avoid burnout. So please join me for another episode of The Psychology World Podcast...

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