Why a developmental perspective is critical for understanding human cognition

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 39:e122 (2016)
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Abstract

The evidence that Anderson (2014) marshals in support of his theory of neural reuse is persuasive. However, his theoretical framework currently lacks a developmental dimension. We argue that an account of the fundamental aspects ofdevelopmental change, as well as thetemporal contextwithin which change occurs, would greatly enhance Anderson's theory.

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