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Facial width-to-height ratio in a Turkish population is not sexually dimorphic and is unrelated to aggressive behavior
07 November 2011
Abstract: Recently, Weston et al. (2004; Wide faces or large canines? The attractive versus the aggressive primate. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series B, 271, 416–419) found that facia...
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Barış Özener
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169-173
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Anthropometric correlates of human anger
13 October 2011
Abstract: The recalibrational theory of human anger predicts positive correlations between aggressive formidability and anger levels in males, and between physical attractiveness and anger levels in f...
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Michael E. Price,
James Dunn,
Sian Hopkins,
Jinsheng Kang
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174-181
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Mating strategies in Chinese culture: female risk avoiding vs. male risk taking
26 December 2011
Abstract: Previous evolutionary literature demonstrating risk taking as a male mating strategy ignored cultural influences and the function of risk avoiding for women. The present research is the firs...
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Wen Shan,
Jin Shenghua,
Hunter Morgan Davis,
Kaiping Peng,
Xiao Shao,
Youyou Wu,
Shuqing Liu,
Jiewen Lu,
Jinhua Yang,
Weiqing Zhang,
Miao Qiao,
Jing Wang,
Yi Wang
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182-192
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Evidence of adaptation for mate choice within women's memory
26 December 2011
Abstract: Sexually dimorphic characteristics in men may act as cues, advertising long-term health, dominance, and reproductive potential to prospective mates. Evolution has accordingly adapted human c...
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Kevin Allan,
Benedict C. Jones,
Lisa M. DeBruine,
David S. Smith
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193-199
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Facial expressions as honest signals of cooperative intent in a one-shot anonymous Prisoner's Dilemma game
26 December 2011
Abstract: Previous research has posited that facial expressions of emotion may serve as honest signals of cooperation. Although findings from several empirical studies support this position, prior stu...
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Lawrence Ian Reed,
Katharine N. Zeglen,
Karen L. Schmidt
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200-209
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Voice pitch influences voting behavior
16 November 2011
Abstract: It may be adaptive for voters to recognize good leadership qualities among politicians. Men with lower-pitched voices are found to be more dominant and attractive than are men with higher-pi...
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Cara C. Tigue,
Diana J. Borak,
Jillian J.M. O'Connor,
Charles Schandl,
David R. Feinberg
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210-216
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Disgust elicited by third-party incest: the roles of biological relatedness, co-residence, and family relationship
26 December 2011
Abstract: At an ultimate level of explanation, the causes of incest aversion have been linked to the reproductive costs of inbreeding, whereas at a proximate level of explanation, experienced environm...
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Jan Antfolk,
Mira Karlsson,
Anna Bäckström,
Pekka Santtila
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217-223
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Religious people discount the future less
26 December 2011
Abstract: The propensity for religious belief and behavior is a universal feature of human societies, but religious practice often imposes substantial costs upon its practitioners. This suggests that ...
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Evan C. Carter,
Michael E. McCullough,
Jungmeen Kim-Spoon,
Carolina Corrales,
Adam Blake
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224-231
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The establishment of communication systems depends on the scale of competition
26 December 2011
Abstract: How communication systems emerge and remain stable is an important question in both cognitive science and evolutionary biology. For communication to arise, not only must individuals cooperat...
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Miguel dos Santos,
João F. Matias Rodrigues,
Claus Wedekind,
Daniel J. Rankin
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232-240
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Perception of facial attractiveness requires some attentional resources: implications for the “automaticity” of psychological adaptations
26 December 2011
Abstract: Traditional criteria for modularity assert that perceptual adaptations for processing evolutionarily important stimuli should operate “automatically” in the sense of requiring no central att...
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Kyunghun Jung,
Eric Ruthruff,
Joshua M. Tybur,
Nicholas Gaspelin,
Geoffrey Miller
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241-250
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