Selection for Optimal Age-Dependent Schedules of Play Behavior
Abstract
Positive and negative effects of play behavior are modeled in a life-historical cost-benefit framework in order to derive predictions about optimal age-dependent scheduling of play. The model predicts that not all animal species will exhibit play behavior, that play should be more frequent in K-selected species than in r-selected species, that younger animals should tend to devote more time and energy to play than older animals, that adults of...
Paper Details
Title
Selection for Optimal Age-Dependent Schedules of Play Behavior
Published Date
May 1, 1977
Journal
Volume
111
Issue
979
Pages
395 - 414
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