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Intelligence alone may not win you status. A new evolutionary psychology study hints at what does.
A new study suggests that intelligence may raise a person’s standing in a group mainly through what it allows them to do for ...
There has been recent discussion within evolutionary psychology circles about the misuse of evolutionary psychological research findings, prompted by a piece in the Boston Globe from leading ...
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Fatherhood brain changes, AI companions, and a dispute over evolution’s grip on romance: The week in psychology podcasts
How much does our evolutionary past dictate whom we love and how we compete? Across this week’s podcast conversations, two psychologists offered sharply different answers. One built an account of ...
In fact, there is no single correct answer to the question of why humans fall in love.Romantic love has biological, ...
Citing various selective mechanisms, evolutionary theorists seek to explain religions and individuals’ religiosity as ...
The manosphere is particularly fond of evolutionary psychology, which seeks to link evolutionary mechanisms directly to human ...
Psychologist Steve Stewart-Williams’ third book about evolutionary psychology, a controversial field often drawn on (and distorted) by the manosphere, is A Billion Years of Sex Differences: How ...
A new study in Evolutionary Psychology suggests fear of a partner cheating is the strongest reason people agree to 'duty sex' ...
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