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期刊名:Human nature-an interdisciplinary biosocial perspective

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ISSN:1045-6767

e-ISSN:1936-4776

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Edward H Hagen Edward H Hagen
After they diverged from panins, hominins evolved an increasingly committed terrestrial lifestyle in open habitats that exposed them to increased predation pressure from Africa's formidable predator guild. In the Pleistocene, Homo transitio...
Ana Mateos,Guillermo Zorrilla-Revilla,Jesús Rodríguez Ana Mateos
Extractive foraging tasks, such as digging, are broadly practiced among hunter-gatherer populations in different ecological conditions. Despite tuber-gathering tasks being widely practiced by children and adolescents, little research has fo...
Wen Zhou,Brian Hare Wen Zhou
Dehumanization is observed in adults across cultures and is thought to motivate human violence. The age of its first expression remains largely untested. This research demonstrates that diverse representations of humanness, including a nove...
Scott W Semenyna,Francisco R Gómez Jiménez,Paul L Vasey Scott W Semenyna
The present study examined women's mate competition tactics in response to female and feminine-male rivals in two cultures in which competition against both occurs. In Samoa and the Istmo Zapotec (Southern Mexico), women not only compete wi...
Gabriel Šaffa,Pavel Duda,Jan Zrzavý Gabriel Šaffa
Although norms of premarital sex vary cross-culturally, the sexuality of adolescent girls has been consistently more restricted than that of adolescent boys. Three major theories that attempt to explain restrictions on female premarital sex...
Pablo José Varas Enríquez,Luseadra McKerracher,Nicolás Montalva Rivera Pablo José Varas Enríquez
Globally, mortality and fertility rates generally fall as resource abundance increases. This pattern represents an evolutionary paradox insofar as resource-rich ecological contexts can support higher numbers of offspring, a component of bio...
Alberto Acerbi Alberto Acerbi
Cultural evolution researchers use transmission chain experiments to investigate which content is more likely to survive when transmitted from one individual to another. These experiments resemble oral storytelling, wherein individuals need...
Peter K Jonason,Andrew G Thomas Peter K Jonason
How humans choose their mates is a central feature of adult life and an area of considerable disagreement among relationship researchers. However, few studies have examined mate choice (instead of mate preferences) around the world, and few...
Connor A Davis,Daniel Redhead,Shane J Macfarlan Connor A Davis
Social network analysis has become an increasingly important tool among political scientists for understanding legislative cooperation in modern, democratic nation-states. Recent research has demonstrated the influence that group affinity (...
Menelaos Apostolou Menelaos Apostolou
Forming long-term intimate relationships constitutes an important aspect of human nature. Within the context of an evolutionary theoretical framework, the current research has attempted to investigate what motivates people to keep an intima...