What makes an idea culturally successful, such as the widespread notion in many societies
of ancestor spirits, a haiku, or the recipe for apple pie? To be sure, not all ideas are culturally …

Of all the psychological factors, the mnemonic power of an idea is one of the most important.
In fact, Sperber (1996) put forth memorability as a “law” of the epidemiology of …

Of all the psychological factors, the mnemonic power of an idea is one of the most important.
In fact, Sperber (1996) put forth memorability as a “law” of the epidemiology of …

Of all the psychological factors, the mnemonic power of an idea is one of the most important.
In fact, Sperber (1996) put forth memorability as a “law” of the epidemiology of …

Cognitive and Emotional Processes in the Cultural Transmission of Natural and Nonnatural
Beliefs What makes an idea culturally successful, such as the widespread notion in many …

Of all the psychological factors, the mnemonic power of an idea is one of the most important.
In fact, Sperber (1996) put forth memorability as a “law” of the epidemiology of …

Of all the psychological factors, the mnemonic power of an idea is one of the most important.
In fact, Sperber (1996) put forth memorability as a “law” of the epidemiology of …

This chapter has three goals. First, the authors review experimental evidence regarding the
relative cultural success of natural and nonnatural beliefs in terms of their memorability …

Cognitive and Emotional Processes in the Cultural Transmission of Natural and Nonnatural
Beliefs What makes an idea culturally successful, such as the widespread notion in many …

Cognitive and Emotional Processes in the Cultural Transmission of Natural and Nonnatural
Beliefs What makes an idea culturally successful, such as the widespread notion in many …