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The Cambridge Handbook of Evolutionary Perspectives on Human Behavior
Daily Talk Shows as Virtual Gossip Communities
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Book chapters
pp. 3
Human–Grey Parrot Comparisons in Cognitive Performance
pp. 14
Cognitive Abilities in Elephants
pp. 23
Culture and Communication among Cetaceans
pp. 37
Eusociality in Humans
pp. 47
The Nature and Psychological Foundation of Social Universals
pp. 61
The Study of Culture and Evolution across Disciplines
pp. 77
Are Evolutionary Psychology and the Neuroscience of Motivation Compatible?
pp. 91
Are We Designed to Be Happy?
pp. 97
Environmental Pressures on Transgenerational Epigenetic Inheritance
pp. 125
The Problem of Altruism and Future Directions
pp. 139
Can Evolutionary Processes Explain the Origins of Morality?
pp. 150
The Evolution and Function of Third-Party Moral Judgment
pp. 158
Evolution of the Human Family
pp. 167
The Parasite-Stress Theory of Cultural Values and Sociality
pp. 179
The Evolution of Pride and Shame
pp. 194
Thinking Outside the Head
pp. 211
Runaway Processes in Modern Human Culture
pp. 225
Ontogeny of Tactical Deception
pp. 233
The Evolution of Language
pp. 241
The Adaptive Problem of Exploiting Resources
pp. 253
Evolutionary Developmental Psychology
pp. 265
The Ontogeny and Evolution of Cooperation
pp. 276
Genomic Imprinting Is Critical for Understanding the Development and Adaptive Design of Psychological Mechanisms in Humans and Other Animals
pp. 284
Evolutionary Explanations for Bullying Behavior
pp. 299
Birth Order and Evolutionary Psychology
pp. 313
Survival, Selection, and Sex Differences in Fear
pp. 330
The Enigmatic Urge
pp. 342
Are Humans Peacocks or Robins?
pp. 353
Human Mate Selection
pp. 366
Kin Selection and the Evolution of Male Androphilia
pp. 378
Evolutionary Psychology
pp. 395
Psychopathology from an Evolutionary Perspective
pp. 409
Are We on the Verge of Darwinian Psychiatry?
pp. 419
The Evolution of Pro-social Behavior
pp. 436
Disordered Social Cognition
pp. 451
A Bridge Too Far?
pp. 462
The Evolution of Personality
pp. 471
Applying Evolutionary Principles to Criminality
pp. 481
Substitute Parenting
pp. 489
Historians and the Evolutionary Approach to Human Behavior
pp. 507
The Psychology of Extraterrestrials
pp. 517
Daily Talk Shows as Virtual Gossip Communities
pp. 527
Supernormal Stimuli in the Media
pp. 538
An Evolutionary Approach to Horror Media
pp. 548
The Internet Is for Porn
pp. 558
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