19. What is one of the key insights that Robin Dunbar's research has provided about human behavior?
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Dunbar proposed that there is a cognitive limit to the number of individuals with whom a person can maintain stable social relationships. This number is commonly thought to be around 150, known as "Dunbar's number." Show more…
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