INTRODUCTION Music is often assumed to be a human universal, emerging from an
evolutionary adaptation specific to music and/or a by-product of adaptations for affect, language, …

This work explores basic properties of the size and growth rates distributions of firms at the
aggregate and disaggregate levels. Using an extensive dataset on French manufacturing …

… IN N THIS book, we present a social assessment of the American business corporation.
We have endeavored to make a thorough and, it is hoped, objective examination and …

… Namely, we did not observe cases of a BA n B | n > 1 stage before (AB) n , indicating that
the only obstacle for incorporating B into the bout centre was inability to perform both AB and …

… Jacoby and McDermott introduce a method to estimate priors on rhythm in human listeners.
Both US participants and members of an Amazonian society exhibited priors that give high …

Diverse theories of industry dynamics predict heterogeneity in production efficiency to be the
driver of firms’ growth, survival, and industrial change, either through a direct link between …

Musical pitch perception is argued to result from nonmusical biological constraints and thus
to have similar characteristics across cultures, but its universality remains unclear. We …

… We estimated the response in each region (defined by n-1 subjects, in Model 1) to each
item (in the nth subject, in Model 2), thus ensuring that data contributing to the definition of a …

Functional localizer tasks allow researchers to identify brain regions in each individual's
brain, using a combination of anatomical and functional constraints. In this study, we compare …

Many foundational questions in the psychology of music require cross-cultural approaches,
yet the vast majority of work in the field to date has been conducted with Western participants …