Numero di Dunbar (Italian Wikipedia)

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  • (EN) Patrik Lindenfors, Andreas Wartel e Johan Lind, ‘Dunbar's number’ deconstructed, in Biology Letters, vol. 17, n. 5, Royal Society, 5 maggio 2021, ISSN 1744-957X (WC · ACNP), PMID 33947220. URL consultato il 25 agosto 2023.
    «Bayesian and generalized least-squares phylogenetic methods generate approximations of average group sizes between 69–109 and 16–42, respectively. However, enormous 95% confidence intervals (4–520 and 2–336, respectively) imply that specifying any one number is futile. A cognitive limit on human group size cannot be derived in this manner.»

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  • (EN) Barry Wellman, Is Dunber's Number up?, in Br J Psychol, maggio 2012, pp. 174-176, PMID 22506743.
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  • (EN) Patrik Lindenfors, Andreas Wartel e Johan Lind, ‘Dunbar's number’ deconstructed, in Biology Letters, vol. 17, n. 5, Royal Society, 5 maggio 2021, ISSN 1744-957X (WC · ACNP), PMID 33947220. URL consultato il 25 agosto 2023.
    «Bayesian and generalized least-squares phylogenetic methods generate approximations of average group sizes between 69–109 and 16–42, respectively. However, enormous 95% confidence intervals (4–520 and 2–336, respectively) imply that specifying any one number is futile. A cognitive limit on human group size cannot be derived in this manner.»

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  • (EN) Patrik Lindenfors, Andreas Wartel e Johan Lind, ‘Dunbar's number’ deconstructed, in Biology Letters, vol. 17, n. 5, Royal Society, 5 maggio 2021, ISSN 1744-957X (WC · ACNP), PMID 33947220. URL consultato il 25 agosto 2023.
    «Bayesian and generalized least-squares phylogenetic methods generate approximations of average group sizes between 69–109 and 16–42, respectively. However, enormous 95% confidence intervals (4–520 and 2–336, respectively) imply that specifying any one number is futile. A cognitive limit on human group size cannot be derived in this manner.»

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  • (EN) Patrik Lindenfors, Andreas Wartel e Johan Lind, ‘Dunbar's number’ deconstructed, in Biology Letters, vol. 17, n. 5, Royal Society, 5 maggio 2021, ISSN 1744-957X (WC · ACNP), PMID 33947220. URL consultato il 25 agosto 2023.
    «Bayesian and generalized least-squares phylogenetic methods generate approximations of average group sizes between 69–109 and 16–42, respectively. However, enormous 95% confidence intervals (4–520 and 2–336, respectively) imply that specifying any one number is futile. A cognitive limit on human group size cannot be derived in this manner.»

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