CONTENTS |
|
ARTICLES
|
|---|
| 381 |
The Future of Psychology: Evolutionary Approach to Scientific Psychology
Lei CHANG & David C. GEARY
|
| 383 |
An Integrative Model of Human Brain, Cognitive, and Behavioral Evolution
David C. GEARY
|
| 398 |
The (In)flexibility of Evolved Frequency Representations for Statistical Reasoning: Cognitive Styles and Brief Prompts Do Not Influence Bayesian Inference
Gary L. BRASE
|
| 406 |
Evolutionary Psychology of Investment Decisions: Expected Allocation of Personal Money and Differential Parental Investment in Sons and Daughters
Xiaotian WANG
|
| 415 |
How Language Evolved
Michael C. CORBALLIS
|
| 431 |
Language as an Adaptation by Natural Selection
Steven PINKER
|
| 439 |
Evolutionary Developmental Psychology: Developing Human Nature
Jason GROTUSS, David F. BJORKLUND, & Adriana CSINADY
|
| 454 |
Experience in Childhood and the Development of Reproductive Strategies
Jay BELSKY
|
| 469 |
One Mate or Two? Life History Traits and Reproductive Variation in Low-Income Women
Jennifer BYRD-CRAVEN, David C. GEARY, Jacob M. VIGIL, & Mary K. HOARD
|
| 481 |
Sexual Restrictedness in Adolescence: A Life History Perspective
Barbara Hagenah BRUMBACH, Michele WALSH, & Aurelio José FIGUEREDO
|
| 489 |
Fluctuating Dental Asymmetry in Great Apes, Fossil Hominins, and Modern Humans: Implications for Changing Stressors during Human Evolution
Michael J. FREDERICK & Gordon G. GALLUP, Jr.
|
| 495 |
Paternal Harsh Parenting in Relation to Paternal Versus Child Characteristics: The Moderating Effect of Paternal Resemblance Belief
Hongli LI & Lei CHANG
|
| 502 |
The Evolution of Human Mating
David M. BUSS
|
| 513 |
Enhancement of Self-perceived Mate Value Precedes a Shift in Men’s Preferred Mating Strategy
Michele. K. SURBEY & Gavin. R. BRICE
|
| 523 |
Male Mate Retention Behaviors Vary with Risk of Partner Infidelity and Sperm Competition
Valerie G. STARRATT, Todd K. SKACKELFORD, Aaron T. GOETZ, & William F. MCKIBBIN
|
| 528 |
Mate Preference Necessities in Long- and Short-Term Mating: People Prioritize in Themselves What Their Mates Prioritize in Them
Norman P. LI
|
| 536 |
Women’s Perceptions of Men’s Sexual Coerciveness Change Across the Menstrual Cycle
Christine E. GARVER-APGAR, Steven W. GANGESTAD, & Jeffry A. SIMPSON
|
| 541 |
Why Evolutionary Psychology?
Irwin SILVERMAN
|
| 546 |
Reconciling Evolutionary Psychology and Ecological Psychology: How to Perceive Fitness Affordances
Geoffrey MILLER
|
| 556 |
Some of the Whats, Whos, and Whens Related to Evolutionary Psychology
Lei CHANG
|
|
