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Human nature and public policy: An evolutionary approach
Albert Somit, Steven A. Peterson
School of Public Affairs (Harrisburg)
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Arts & Humanities
Standard Social Science Model
100%
Human Nature
63%
Evolutionary
60%
Public Policy
59%
Human Behavior
51%
Xenophobia
29%
Ethnocentrism
23%
Social Structure
19%
Propensity
19%
Aggression
17%
Foreign Policy
17%
Sound
11%
Conception
9%
Interaction
9%
Agriculture & Biology
public policy
94%
social sciences
60%
human behavior
58%
learning
25%
social structure
15%
aggression
13%
plastics
10%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Public Policy
78%
Social Sciences
64%
Xenophobia
36%
Learning
25%
Biological Factors
18%
Aggression
18%
Plastics
17%
Social Sciences
public policy
53%
social science
30%
ethnocentrism
18%
xenophobia
17%
biological factors
17%
domestic policy
16%
social structure
12%
foreign policy
12%
aggression
11%
learning
9%
interaction
6%
Chemical Compounds
Flow
45%