evolutionary-psychology

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Maternal grandmothers do go the extra mile: Factoring distance and lineage into differential contact with grandchildren

Mark Nelissen, Thomas V. Pollet, Daniel Nettle

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Guns, germs, and stealing: Exploring the link between infectious disease and crime

Arnaud Wisman, Gregory Webster, Ilan Shrira

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Acknowledgment of reviewers

Editorial Staff Editorial Staff

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Why genes still matter

Gregory Gorelik, Todd K. Shackelford

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Beyond Westermarck: Can shared mothering or maternal phenotype matching account for incest avoidance?

David Livingstone Smith

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Toward an integrative approach of cognitive neuroscientific and evolutionary psychological studies of art

Helen De Cruz, Johan De Smedt

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Age variation in mating strategies and mate preferences: beliefs versus reality

April Bleske-Rechek, Maria Vander Wyst, Bailey Vandenheuvel

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The effects of temperature priming on cooperation in the iterated prisoner’s dilemma

Simon Storey, Lance Workman

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A review of William Corsaro We’re Friends, Right?

Jeremy E. C. Genovese

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Arousing imaginations

Reviewed By David Puts

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Natural parenting – Back to basics in infant care

Regine A. Schön, Maarit Silvén

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The power and limitations of reinforcement

Jeremy E. C. Genovese

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Maternal guilt

Kristiina Janhunen, Anna Rotkirch

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Evolutionary constraints on democratic nation building

Hiram Caton

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The world is not black or white: The gray matters in naturally selected automatic cognition

Erin Mcreynolds, Robert D. Mather

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Asian creativity: A response to Satoshi Kanazawa

Geoffrey Miller

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The Janus-faced nature of comparative psychology – Strength or weakness?

Gordon M. Burghardt

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Parental investment and resemblance: Replications, refinements, and revisions

Vernon L. Quinsey, Anthony A. Volk

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The evolution of intelligence

Melanie Shoup, Gordon G. Gallup, Michael J. Frederick

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Dead or Alive? Knowledge about a Sibling’s Death Varies by Genetic Relatedness in a Modern Society

Daniel Nettle, Thomas V. Pollet

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A new viewpoint on the evolution of sexually dimorphic human faces

Danielle Sulikowski, Darren Burke

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Uxoricide in pregnancy: Ancient Greek domestic violence in evolutionary perspective

Fiona Mchardy, Susan Deacy

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Was that cheating? Perceptions vary by sex, attachment anxiety, and behavior

Robin S. Edelstein, William J. Chopik, Carey J. Fitzgerald, Sarah L. Stout, Maryanne L. Fisher, Daniel J. Kruger

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The effect of individual differences and manipulated life expectancies on the willingness to engage in sexual coercion

Eugene Mathes, Curtis S. Dunkel

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Strengths and weaknesses of McNamara’s evolutionary psychological model of dreaming

Sandra Olliges

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Does the brain consume additional glucose during self-control tasks?

Robert Kurzban

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Correction to Bremser and Gallup Jr. (2012)

Jennifer A. Bremser, Gordon G. Gallup Jr.

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Paternal care may influence perceptions of paternal resemblance

Carolynn Darrell-Cheng, Zopito A. Marini, Anthony A. Volk

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This Land is Your Land

David P. Mindell

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Binocular symmetry/asymmetry of scleral redness as a cue for sadness, healthiness, and attractiveness in humans

Robert R. Provine, Marcello O. Cabrera, Jessica Nave-Blodgett