Cognitive anthropology

Cognitive anthropology is a type of anthropology that helps us learn more about how people think and the way their minds work. It's like a special kind of psychology that focuses on understanding the way people use their minds in different cultures and societies. Cognitive anthropologists look at things like how people remember facts, how they make decisions, how they communicate with each other, and how they think about the world around them. They also study how people use symbols, like language, and how they understand and express their emotions. By understanding these things, we can better understand different cultures and societies, which can help us build better relationships with people from different backgrounds.