Sciences humaines et sociales

The Implications of Automaticity for Evolutionary Forensic Psychology

Robert D. Mather, Amber L. Boggess

Sciences humaines et sociales

Religion as moral innovation

Jolene H. Tan

Sciences humaines et sociales

Dissing oneself versus dissing rivals: Effects of status, personality, and sex on the short-term and long-term attractiveness of self-deprecating and other-deprecating humor

Gil Greengross, Geoffrey F. Miller

Sciences humaines et sociales

And a Machiavellian spin doctor shall lead them from the spotlight of the Cartesian theater

Ashalee C. Hurst, Robert D. Mather

Sciences humaines et sociales

Recognition of novel faces after single exposure is enhanced during pregnancy

M. D. Rutherford, Marla V. Anderson

Sciences humaines et sociales

Showing off in humans: Male generosity as a mating signal

Wendy Iredale, Robin Dunbar, Mark Van Vugt

Sciences humaines et sociales

Surveillance cues enhance moral condemnation

Nicolas Baumard, Pierrick Bourrat, Ryan Mckay

Sciences humaines et sociales

The ancient origins and modern relevance of shamanism

Fred H. Previc

Sciences humaines et sociales

Physique correlates with reproductive success in an archival sample of delinquent youth

Jeremy E. C. Genovese

Sciences humaines et sociales

Language as an emergent property of the increasing complexity of the human socioecology

Peter K. Jonason, Justin M. Grainger

Sciences humaines et sociales

A fresh look at the cognitive origins of man the tool-maker

Marissa L. Greif

Sciences humaines et sociales

Relationships of smiling and flirtation to aggression and 2D:4D, a prenatal androgen index

Leslie Burton, Despina Hadjikyriacou, Christine Kilgallen, Nicholas Bolt, Nava Silton, Janaina Allimant

Sciences humaines et sociales

Not omnipotent, but a placebo

Marissa G. Petroff, Peter K. Jonason

Sciences humaines et sociales

Evolutionary psychology and the shaping of the novel Primal

Robin Baker

Sciences humaines et sociales

Fishing into our past

Robert King

Sciences humaines et sociales

The dating mind: Evolutionary psychology and the emerging science of human courtship

Nathan Oesch, Igor Miklousic

Sciences humaines et sociales

Task selection is critical for the demonstration of reciprocal patterns of sex differences in hand/arm motor control and ear/far visual processing

Anya Madden, Gemma Thorpe, Geoff Sanders

Sciences humaines et sociales

Friend Me, Mr. Dunbar, or at Least Let Me Read Your Book

Ashalee C. Hurst, Robert D. Mather

Sciences humaines et sociales

Applying evolutionary psychology to a serious game about children’s interpersonal conflict

Asimina Vasalou, Gordon P. D. Ingram, Charline Hondrou, Adam Joinson, Joana Campos, Carlos Martinho

Sciences humaines et sociales

Grandparental child care in Europe: Evidence for preferential investment in more certain kin

Mirkka Danielsbacka, Markus Jokela, Anna Rotkirch, Antti O. Tanskanen

Sciences humaines et sociales

High status men (but not women) capture the eye of the beholder

C. Nathan Dewall, Jon K. Maner

Sciences humaines et sociales

Harnessing the power of reputation: Strengths and limits for promoting cooperative behaviors

Pat Barclay

Sciences humaines et sociales

The impact of prior heterosexual experiences on homosexuality in women

Susan M. Hughes, Marissa A. Harrison, Rebecca L. Burch, Gordon G. Gallup

Sciences humaines et sociales

Acknowledgement of reviewers

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An evolutionary perspective on health psychology: New approaches and applications

Joshua M. Tybur, Angela D. Bryan, Ann E. Caldwell Hooper

Sciences humaines et sociales

“Asia’s missing women” as a problem in applied evolutionary psychology?

Robert Brooks

Sciences humaines et sociales

Parent-offspring conflict over mating: The case of beauty

Menelaos Apostolou

Sciences humaines et sociales

Attractive skin coloration: Harnessing sexual selection to improve diet and health

Ross D. Whitehead, David I. Perrett, Gözde Ozakinci

Sciences humaines et sociales

The inner eye theory of laughter: Mindreader signals cooperator value

Wonil Edward Jung

Sciences humaines et sociales

Women’s life history attributes are associated with preferences in mating relationships

Maryanne L. Fisher, Daniel J. Kruger