KQED Charlie Rose May 27, 2015
Myself through that. One of the questions that drives our research is understanding what makes humans special or what is it about human biology that is both similar and different to other primates. And one of the things thats very remarkable about humans is we have an exceptionally long juvenile and infant periods. And human babies are pretty much totallyless, and even throughout their juvenile period they really need much more investment by their parents than similar species that are closely related to us. And i think that tells us in humans, particularly, understanding the role of parenting ...