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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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As biological and linguistic diversity, the world's cultural diversity is on decline. However, to date there are no estimates of the rate at which the specific cultural traits of a group disappear, mainly because we lack empirical data to a...
Benjamin C Trumble,Daniel K Cummings,Kathleen A O&#x;Connor et al. Benjamin C Trumble et al.
Testosterone plays an important role in mediating male reproductive trade-offs in many vertebrate species, augmenting muscle and influencing behavior necessary for male-male competition and mating-effort. Among humans, testosterone may also...
Cristina Moya Cristina Moya
Ethnic categories uniquely structure human social worlds. People readily form stereotypes about these, and other social categories, but it is unclear whether certain dimensions are privileged for making predictions about strangers when info...
Max M Krasnow,Danielle Truxaw,Steven J C Gaulin et al. Max M Krasnow et al.
Current research increasingly suggests that spatial cognition in humans is accomplished by many specialized mechanisms, each designed to solve a particular adaptive problem. A major adaptive problem for our hominin ancestors, particularly f...
Michael Bang Petersen,Aaron Sell,John Tooby et al. Michael Bang Petersen et al.
We propose that intuitions about modern mass-level criminal justice emerge from evolved mechanisms designed to operate in ancestral small-scale societies. By hypothesis, individuals confronted with a crime compute two distinct psychological...
Andrew W Delton,Theresa E Robertson Andrew W Delton
Humans and other animals have a variety of psychological abilities tailored to the demands of asocial foraging, that is, foraging without coordination or competition with other conspecifics. Human foraging, however, also includes a unique e...
David A Nolin David A Nolin
Costly signaling has been proposed as a possible mechanism to explain food sharing in foraging populations. This sharing-as-signaling hypothesis predicts an association between sharing and status. Using exponential random graph modeling (ER...
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The human face provides a wealth of information pertaining to the internal state and life-stage history of an individual. Facial width-to-height ratio is a size-independent sexually dimorphic trait, and estimates of aggression made by untra...
Leslie J Seltzer,Ashley R Prososki,Toni E Ziegler et al. Leslie J Seltzer et al.
Human speech evidently conveys an adaptive advantage, given its apparently rapid dissemination through the ancient world and global use today. As such, speech must be capable of altering human biology in a positive way, possibly through tho...