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| The part of the mind, outside of consciousness, that performs simple operations (Driving to the same location countless times) |
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| The view that evolution shaped the human psyche - Humans should create and take part in culture |
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| An information based system that includes shared ideas and common ways of doing things |
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| The part of the mind that performs complex operations |
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| The idea that the mind has two different processing systems (Conscious and automatic) |
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| A new gene or combination of genes |
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| The process whereby species that survive and reproduce most effectively pass along their genes to future generations |
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| The physical world around us, including its laws and processes |
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| Practical ways of doing things |
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| A broader term for mind, encompassing emotions, desires, perceptions, and all other psychological processes |
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| Producing babies that survive long enough to also reproduce |
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| Animals that seek connections to others and prefer to live, work, and play with other members of their species |
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| A theory proposed by Charles Darwin to explain how change occurs in nature |
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| A choice in which taking or maximizing one benefit requires either accepting a cost or sacrificing another benefit |
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