The Social Brain Psychological Underpinnings and Implications for the Structure of Organizations
The social-brain hypothesis refers to a quantitative relationship between social-group size and neocortex volume in monkeys and apes. This relationship predicts a group size of approximately 150 for humans, which turns out to be the typical size of both social communities in small-scale societies an...
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SAGE Publications
2014
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