ANTHONY DOUGLAS WILLIAMS

There is a division in psychology that looks at human and animal behavior, that division is called behaviorism. This theory assumes that every single behavior done is a response to environmental stimuli.

With this understanding, behavioral geography is see...

Humans are different from animals in that we don't sense time only as passing. We dice time into units or think of time to go beyond our lifespan, such as millennia. We rely on time concepts that allow us to make plans, follow recipes, and discuss possible futures.

Naturalist Charles Darwin believed that emotions are adaptations that allow both humans and animals to survive and reproduce.

When we are angry, we are likely to confront the source of our irritation. When we experience fear, we are more likely to flee the threat. When we f...