Effects of fundamental social motives on environmental variation of compliance during pandemics [0.03%]
基本社交动机对流行病期间遵从环境变异的影响
Ruoting Liu,Tingshao Zhu,Xuefeng Chen et al.
Ruoting Liu et al.
Compliance with epidemic prevention norms has been found to be higher in developing regions than in developed regions; however, the nature and underlying mechanisms remain unclear. We propose that socioeconomic development of environments c...
Analogies evolve by increasing transmission fidelity in the communication of complex information [0.03%]
类比通过提高复杂信息传播的准确性而进化
Thomas Holding,Paul E Smaldino,Charlotte O Brand
Thomas Holding
Analogies are a fundamental part of our cognition and communication. Humans are also a social species with shared cultural repertoires learnt throughout our lifetimes. As such, we expect analogies to enable the learning of complex, novel in...
Resources modify the associations between kin and fertility in historical Finland [0.03%]
资源改变了历史时期芬兰的亲属关系与生育率之间的关系
Milla Salonen,Mirkka Lahdenperä,Takayuki Hiraoka et al.
Milla Salonen et al.
Inclusive fitness theory predicts that to maximize fitness, individuals should invest in kin, but relatives can also compete for resources. These opposing forces can have opposite effects on fertility, which was further constrained by marit...
Reciprocal exchanges across multilayered networks show an emerging patron-client system led by salaried households [0.03%]
薪领户主导的互惠交换推动多层网络中产生庇护-客户体系
Joon Hwang,Neil G MacLaren,David Nolin et al.
Joon Hwang et al.
Evolutionary models of social inequality suggest that status differentiation can emerge within cooperative networks through sustained asymmetric exchanges between high- and low-value resources, giving rise to patron-client relationships. Fr...
Attention and improvement: social learning reveals two behavioural dimensions behind dog-human interactions [0.03%]
注意与提升：社会学习揭示了影响人犬互动的两大行为因素
Peter Pongracz,Petra Dobos
Peter Pongracz
Humans selected hundreds of dog breeds, which show different levels of dependence on human-provided cues. While robust grouping factors, such as genetic relatedness-based ancestry and function-based cooperativeness, denote useful frameworks...
Memeing scientific racism: the digital reframing of racialist ideologies [0.03%]
戏弄科学种族主义：种族意识形态的数字重构
Sarah Rodriguez-Louette
Sarah Rodriguez-Louette
This article examines how racialised memes circulating on X revive scientific racism, demonstrating that hybrid formats reconfigure biological essentialisation within contemporary digital culture. Using a corpus of 68 viral items and 4 case...
Kenji Itao
Kenji Itao
Demographic transition, characterised by declines in fertility and mortality, is a global phenomenon associated with modernisation. While typical patterns of fertility decline have been described mainly in Western countries, their applicabi...
Gaze in context: non-human eyes can be more salient under ecologically relevant conditions [0.03%]
生态相关条件下背景语境下的凝视：在此背景下非人类的眼睛可能更加显眼
Juan Olvido Perea García,Fumihiro Kano,Marta Sibierska et al.
Juan Olvido Perea García et al.
Primate eyes vary strikingly in pigmentation, yet the drivers of said variation are strongly debated. Recent revisions of the cooperative eye hypothesis propose that the human eye's sclera evolved to enhance gaze communication specifically ...
Alberto Acerbi
Alberto Acerbi
Most research on social media considers them as supports for information transmission, explaining online success (and pathologies) by focusing on consumers' biases and interests. This article takes a different perspective, applying ideas fr...
Berthold Wigger
Berthold Wigger
This article analyses the evolutionary genesis of the aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 mutation in East Asia through the lenses of institutional economics. While biology typically frames the absence of alcohol tolerance as a metabolic defect, this ...