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Evolutionists J.W. Stoelhorst and Mark van Vugt discuss how evolutionary theory can help managers guide organization development through the recognition that firms are best understood as historically and culturally specific solutions to the problem of achieving and sustaining large-scale cooperation among genetic strangers. Behavioral scientist Frank Bond discusses how psychological flexibility is a primary determinant of mental health and behavioral effectiveness that leads to a contextual behavioral interpretation. Read the complete overview here: thisviewoflife.com/evolution-and-contextual-behavioral-science
Evolutionists J.W. Stoelhorst and Mark van Vugt discuss how evolutionary theory can help managers guide organization development through the recognition that firms are best understood as historically and culturally specific solutions to the problem of achieving and sustaining large-scale cooperation among genetic strangers. Behavioral scientist Frank Bond discusses how psychological flexibility is a primary determinant of mental health and behavioral effectiveness that leads to a contextual behavioral interpretation. Read the complete overview here: thisviewoflife.com/evolution-and-contextual-behavioral-science










