SCI时时刷

search
+
When Pigs Fly: A review of The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity by David Graeber and David Wengrow.
L. BetzigEusociality in humansL. BetzigBetzig, Laura. 2021. A note on religion special issue of Evolutionary PsychologyN. ...
Perceptions of relationship value and exploitation risk mediate the effects of transgressors' post-harm communications upon forgiveness
Sociality offers many evolutionary advantages (Wilson, 2000), but not all social interactions are beneficial for all partn...
The impact of gossip, reputation, and context on resource transfers among Aka hunter-gatherers, Ngandu horticulturalists, and MTurkers
Humans evolved in groups that cooperated to obtain food, defend themselves from predators and other humans, and care for c...
Parochial reciprocity
Available online 24 February 2023Author links open overlay panel, , , AbstractParochial altruism suggests that humans are ...
Associations between men's reputations for fathering and their reproductive success among BaYaka foragers in the Congo Basin
Costly paternal care is a derived but facultative feature of human cooperative caregiving that helps underpin our evolved ...
Sometimes we want vicious friends: People have nuanced preferences for how they want their friends to behave toward them versus others
Friends are associated with many benefits to health and happiness (see, e.g., Dunbar, 2018, 2021). Friends may have also h...
Response to: "Are depression and suicidality evolved signals? Evidently, no"
Soper and Shackelford draw on research in industrialized societies to make three main criticisms of our larger research pr...
Discerning blue from purple: How prevalence affects what is perceived as normal
Available online 23 February 2023Author links open overlay panelAbstractHow do judgments about law and morality shift? Why...
Sex differences in costly signaling in rural Western China
Available online 20 February 2023Author links open overlay panel, , , AbstractCostly rituals convey commitment to communit...
Perceptions of “just compensation”
Around the globe, governments use the power of expropriation to acquire land. This power is at least as old as the Bible, ...
Evolution and dueling dispute processing
Is this an evolutionary quandary: “Should I sue or duel?” Andrew Jackson's mother advised him “[n]ever…sue anybody for sla...
Do humans agree on which body odors are attractive, similar to the agreement observed when rating faces and voices?
Available online 14 February 2023Author links open overlay panel, AbstractStudies of mate choice from an evolutionary pers...
Are depression and suicidality evolved signals? Evidently, no.
Gaffney et al. (2022; henceforth also "the authors") are to be commended for an important advance in the debate concerning...
Cross-cultural forager myth transmission rules: Implications for the emergence of cumulative culture
Our hunter-gatherer ancestors evolved in oral cultures—that is, in the absence of writing, books, libraries, and other “pe...
Cognitive foundations for helping and harming others: Making welfare tradeoffs in industrialized and small-scale societies
Open your eyes and the world floods in. With no conscious effort, you are greeted by scenes of people and animals, colors ...
Historical and hunter-gatherer perspectives on fast-slow life history strategies
In studying human life history, psychologists have focused on diverse array of adaptive trade-offs, such as displaying pro...
Using an evolutionary approach to improve predictive ability in the social sciences: Property, the endowment effect, and law
From the perspective of other disciplines, evolutionary approaches more often provide explanation and coherence than they ...
Evolutionary psychology and resource-sharing laws
This Article shows that laws designed to facilitate sharing resources are an important context in which to consider the in...
The disjunction between evolutionary psychology and sex-discrimination law and policy
Law, public policy, and the policies of many organizations often start from the same place: lack of proportional represent...
Creative ideas, but elementary mistakes: A reply to Brandner and colleagues to promote best practices in error management theory research
Available online 20 January 2023Author links open overlay panelAbstractIn their commentary on our paper, Brandner et al. c...
A re-analysis that replicated a replication: Rejoinder to Třebický, Havlíček, and Kleisner (2022)
Intra-sexual selection via male contest competition has been a dominant force in shaping human morphology and psychology (...
A comparative perspective on the human sense of justice
Available online 12 January 2023Author links open overlay panelAbstractHumans are not the only species that cares about in...
Societal institutions echo evolved human nature: An analysis of the Western criminal justice system and its relation to anger
Available online 13 January 2023Author links open overlay panelAbstractSocial institutions make use of collective power to...
Evolution is the source, and the undoing, of natural law
In the familiar first sentences of the Preamble to the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson asserts that since it...
Sexual violence laws: Policy implications of psychological sex differences
One challenge many marital couples face is that they experience discrepant levels of sexual desire for one another. Such d...
On the origin of laws by natural selection
Available online 9 January 2023Author links open overlay panelAbstractHumans are lawmakers like we are toolmakers. Why do ...
Inequality, grievances, and the variability in homicide rates
The variability in homicide rates is striking. According to the most recent United Nations compendium (UNODC, 2019), natio...
Justice-making institutions and the ancestral logic of conflict
The human concept of justice is predicated on conflicts of interest between fellow group members—there is no injustice to ...
Corrigendum to “Does hazing actually increase group solidarity? Re-examining a classic theory with a modern fraternity” [Evolution and Human Behavior 43(5) (2022) 408–417]
Available online 4 January 2023Author links open overlay panelAldoCiminoaPersonEnvelopeBenjamin J.ThomasbShow moreNavigate...
Beware the foe who feels no pain: Associations between relative formidability and pain sensitivity in three U.S. online studies
Available online 14 December 2022Author links open overlay panelAbstractPain is a critical internal regulator of current a...
阅读更多
format_indent_increase