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期刊名:Evolution and human behavior

缩写:EVOL HUM BEHAV

ISSN:1090-5138

e-ISSN:1879-0607

IF/分区:2.9/Q1

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Dorian G Mitchem,Brendan P Zietsch,Margaret J Wright et al. Dorian G Mitchem et al.
Theories in both evolutionary and social psychology suggest that a positive correlation should exist between facial attractiveness and general intelligence, and several empirical observations appear to corroborate this expectation. Using hi...
Daniel Sznycer,Eric Schniter,John Tooby et al. Daniel Sznycer et al.
Prior to, or concurrent with, the encoding of concepts into speech, the individual faces decisions about whether, what, when, how, and with whom to communicate. Compared to the existing wealth of linguistic knowledge however, we know little...
Jacques Launay,Robin I M Dunbar Jacques Launay
Homophily, the tendency for people to cluster with similar others, has primarily been studied in terms of proximal, psychological causes, such as a tendency to have positive associations with people who share traits with us. Here we investi...
Caroline Uggla,Ruth Mace Caroline Uggla
How to allocate resources between somatic maintenance and reproduction in a manner that maximizes inclusive fitness is a fundamental challenge for all organisms. Life history theory predicts that effort put into somatic maintenance (health)...
Kelly D Hughes,James P Higham,William L Allen et al. Kelly D Hughes et al.
Humans find members of the opposite sex more attractive when their image is spatially associated with the color red. This effect even occurs when the red color is not on the skin or clothing (i.e. is extraneous). We hypothesize that this ex...
Sarah F Brosnan,Owen D Jones,Molly Gardner et al. Sarah F Brosnan et al.
Cognitive and behavioral biases, which are widespread among humans, have recently been demonstrated in other primates, suggesting a common origin. Here we examine whether the expression of one shared bias, the endowment effect, varies as a ...
Emily H Emmott,Ruth Mace Emily H Emmott
In contemporary developed populations, stepfather presence has been associated with detrimental effects on child development. However, the proximate mechanisms behind such effects are yet to be fully explored. From a behavioural ecological ...
James Holland Jones,Rebecca Bliege Bird James Holland Jones
Substantial theoretical and empirical evidence demonstrates that fertility entails economic, physiological, and demographic trade-offs. The existence of trade-offs suggests that fitness should be maximized by an intermediate level of fertil...
Melissa Bateson,Martin J Tovée,Hannah R George et al. Melissa Bateson et al.
Could signallers use size contrast illusions to dishonestly exaggerate their attractiveness to potential mates? Using composite photographs of women from three body mass index (BMI) categories designed to simulate small groups, we show that...