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期刊名:Evolutionary psychology

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ISSN:1474-7049

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Takahiro Mieda,Shinya Yoshino,Atsushi Oshio Takahiro Mieda
The way people perceive the things around them is closely related to living in a complex and challenging social environment. Dichotomous thinking (preference for dichotomy, dichotomous belief, and profit-and-loss thinking), which classifies...
Joseph L Nedelec,Francesco DiRienzo Joseph L Nedelec
Evolutionary criminology is an approach to the understanding of crime and criminality that is based in part on key aspects of evolutionary psychology. The approach allows for a renewed examination of traditional criminological assumptions a...
Joseph A Schwartz,Jessica L Calvi,Samantha L Allen et al. Joseph A Schwartz et al.
Studies examining the impact of early adversity on physiological responsivity to environmental challenges in later life yield a complex pattern of findings and ambiguity regarding the direction of effect, with some studies reporting heighte...
Anthony A Volk,Andrew V Dane,Zopito A Marini et al. Anthony A Volk et al.
Traditionally believed to be the result of maladaptive development, bullying perpetration is increasingly being viewed as a potentially adaptive behavior. We were interested in determining whether adolescents who bully others enjoy a key ev...
Michelle Tornquist,Dan Chiappe Michelle Tornquist
This study examined women's and men's preferences for humor production and humor receptivity in long-term and short-term relationships, and how these factors interact with physical attractiveness to influence desirability. Undergraduates vi...
B C Goodwin,M Browne,M Rockloff B C Goodwin
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Nicole Barbaro,Michael N Pham,Todd K Shackelford Nicole Barbaro
A man whose romantic partner is sexually unfaithful is at risk of sperm competition and cuckoldry-unwitting investment in offspring to whom he is genetically unrelated. Men, therefore, may have evolved mechanisms to solve the adaptive probl...
Brian M Wood,James Holland Jones Brian M Wood
This article describes a software tool called "Pursuit" that is intended to be used for both research and teaching on the topic of optimal foraging theory. The tool provides a dynamic graphical and auditory interface in which users encounte...
Stephanie A Kazanas,Kendra M Van Valkenburg,Jeanette Altarriba Stephanie A Kazanas
This study was designed to investigate the impact of survival processing with a novel task for this paradigm: the Stroop color-naming task. As the literature is mixed with regard to task generalizability, with survival processing promoting ...
Michael D Baker Jr,H Nicole Sloan,Alexandra D Hall et al. Michael D Baker Jr et al.
The literature on sexual selection and the social brain hypothesis suggest that human cognition and communication evolved, in part, for the purpose of displaying desirable cognitive abilities to potential mates. An evolutionary approach to ...