2019
DOI: 10.1080/14330237.2019.1647957
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Inter- and intra-cultural variation in learning-through-participation among Hadza and BaYaka forager children and adolescents from Tanzania and the Republic of Congo

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“…Infants also accompany their parents, and especially mothers, on foraging expeditions (B. S. Hewlett et al 2011;Lye 1997). When parents are working, infants are often placed high on the mother's back, where they can peer over her shoulder while she works (Lew-Levy et al 2019). Forager children are granted extensive personal autonomy (A. H. Boyette and Lew-Levy 2021;Endicott 2011;Gardner 1966;Lavi in press;Naveh 2016;Sonoda et al 2018), and many societies measure child development using milestones primarily grounded in cooperative behaviour such as sharing, the control of anger, and knowledge of kin relations (e.g.…”
Section: Ethnographic Research On Hunter-gatherer Childhoodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Infants also accompany their parents, and especially mothers, on foraging expeditions (B. S. Hewlett et al 2011;Lye 1997). When parents are working, infants are often placed high on the mother's back, where they can peer over her shoulder while she works (Lew-Levy et al 2019). Forager children are granted extensive personal autonomy (A. H. Boyette and Lew-Levy 2021;Endicott 2011;Gardner 1966;Lavi in press;Naveh 2016;Sonoda et al 2018), and many societies measure child development using milestones primarily grounded in cooperative behaviour such as sharing, the control of anger, and knowledge of kin relations (e.g.…”
Section: Ethnographic Research On Hunter-gatherer Childhoodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, fathers' teaching nearly exceeded all other adults combined (15%) 66 . Recent work by Lew-Levy and colleagues has shown that older BaYaka children and adolescents www.nature.com/scientificreports/ commonly accompany adults (not necessarily their parents) to forage 71 , and those trips afford opportunities for learning and teaching 67,69 . In future work, we hope to include further observational data on specific domains of men's daytime direct care as well as family cosleeping, as these have been linked to lower or declining paternal T in multiple other settings 20,[22][23][24][25]72,73 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second author conducted unstructured interviews with all adult camp members to understand how they learned to participate in subsistence activities (Lew‐Levy, Crittenden, et al. 2019). These interviews explored how adults had learned to perform the subsistence skills in their cultural repertoire (e.g., how did you learn to trap?).…”
Section: Task Assignment and Avoidance Among The Bayakamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2019; Lancy 2012; Morelli, Rogoff, and Angelillo 2003), and among BaYaka foragers specifically (Boyette 2016b; Lew‐Levy and Boyette 2018; Lew‐Levy, Crittenden, et al. 2019), engage in more economically productive work as they grow older. Furthermore, our results indicate sensitivity on the part of other members of the community to children's developmental level in terms of specific tasks.…”
Section: Autonomy Cooperation and The Contexts Of Socializationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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