Social interactions play a central role in human cognition from "summary" of A Natural History of Human Thinking by Michael Tomasello
Human cognition is fundamentally shaped by social interactions. From a young age, humans are immersed in a social world where they learn to communicate, collaborate, and coordinate with others. These interactions are not just a side note in the development of cognition; they are at the core of what makes human thinking unique.
Through social interactions, individuals learn to understand the intentions, beliefs, and emotions of others. This ability to "read minds" is crucial for navigating the complex social world and is a skill that is honed through repeated interactions with others. By engaging in joint attention, cooperative activities, and shared goals, individuals develop a shared understanding of the world and can work together towards common objectiv...
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