Start Learning Sociobiology: What You Need to Know

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To study Sociobiology, a strong foundation in Biology is essential, along with specialized courses in evolution and adaptive fitness analysis, which may require knowledge of statistics and mathematics. Taking courses in Anthropology can be beneficial, but it's important to be aware of potential biases in social sciences. For additional resources, reaching out to professionals in the field, such as experienced biologists, can provide valuable guidance. Engaging with academic communities and forums can also enhance understanding and offer support in the learning process. Starting with these steps will help build a comprehensive understanding of Sociobiology.
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I want to study Sociobiology.How I should start? does it need thorough knowledge of
Sociology & Biology or other fields Like Antropology, Ethology and...Thanks.
 
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Biology is a must.

You should also take specialized courses on evolution and adaptive fitness analysis, and since these may well involve statistics and maths, don't skimp on those topics, either!

It will certainly be advantageous to take some courses on anthropology, but beware of the unempirical biases within the social "sciences".
 


Thanks for your Answer.
can you name a site for more information about how to start studying sociobiology?
 


I'm sorry.

But you could PM our erstwhile moderator and still member Moonbear.

She is a professional biologist, and may possibly give you some relevant information.
 


thanks arildno.
 
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