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Constructing Our Niches: Exploring the Relevant Ultimate Design Features
When evolutionary theory is used in the building and construction industry we can better design our workspaces to increase cooperation and productivity.
Constructing Our Niches: Introducing the Importance of Cooperation and Ultimate Vs. Proximate Design Features
Collective and sustainable behavior is partially dependent on maintaining higher levels of cooperation among those involved, from the boardroom to the global stage.
Constructing Our Niches: Evolution’s Relevance to Modern Human Society
Human behaviors, the physical objects we create and use, as well as their associated intellectual traditions are part of our collective toolkit for adapting to the larger social/cultural and physical environments we live within.
Constructing Our Niches: How Evolutionary Theory Is Useful for the Building Industry
Evolutionary theory is very applicable to contemporary humans and our social/cultural worlds, including the world of the building/construction industry.
