Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Demographic and Social Predictors of Intimate Partner Violence in Colombia,2009,20,2,184-203,Jones
Morbid jealousy and sex differences in partner-directed violence,2009,20,3,342-350,Shackelford
Risk of Death or Life-Threatening Injury for Women with Children Not Sired by the Abuser,2012,23,1,89-97,Block
Hormonal mechanisms for regulation of aggression in human coalitions,2012,23,1,68-88,Flinn
Evolutionary Perspectives on Human Aggression : Introduction to the Special Issue,2012,23,1,1-4,Cashdan
Dead Certain : Confidence and Conservatism Predict Aggression in Simulated International Crisis Decision-Making,2012,23,1,98-126,Johnson
The importance of physical strength to human males,2012,23,1,30-44,Sell
Survival cannibalism or sociopolitical intimidation?,1999,10,1,1-50,Kantner
Dowry and public policy in contemporary India: the behavioral ecology of a "social evil",2007,18,3,242-263,Shenk
Risk uncertainty and violence in eastern Africa : a regional comparison,2013,24,1,33-58,Ember
Introduction to "Coping with Environmental Risk and Uncertainty: Individual and Cultural Responses",2013,24,1,1-4,Ember
Cross-cultural and site-based influences on demographic well-being and social network predictors of risk perception in hazard and disaster settings in Ecuador and Mexico,2013,24,1,5-32,Murphy
Witchcraft beliefs and witch hunts : an interdisciplinary explanation,2013,24,2,158-181,Koning
Violence teenage pregnancy and life history : ecological factors and their impact on strategy-driven behavior,2013,24,2,137-157,Campbell
Are per-incident rape-pregnancy rates higher than per-incident consensual pregnancy rates?,2003,14,1,1-20,Gottschall
An interdisciplinary biosocial perspective on human nature,1990,1,1,1-2,Lancaster
Killing the competition,1990,1,1,81-107,Wilson
Death and family life in the past,1990,1,2,109-122,Vinovskis
Teenage childbearing as an alternative life-course strategy in multigeneration black families,1990,1,2,123-143,Burton
New approaches to the study of day care,1990,1,2,207-210,Lamb
Evolutionary explanations of emotions,1990,1,3,261-289,Nesse
How do babies know their friends and foes?,1990,1,4,331-353,Sherrod
The early crying paradox,1990,1,4,355-389,Barr
Physical violence child abuse and child homicide,1991,2,1,59-72,Gelles
Human neuropsychology and the concept of culture,1991,2,2,83-116,Blonder
The limbic system and culture,1991,2,2,117-136,Armstrong
Culture biology and human behavior,1991,2,2,137-169,Steklis
Pre- and perinatal brain development and enculturation,1991,2,3,171-213,Laughlin
The nature of crime,1991,2,3,215-233,Cohen
Ingestion and emotional health,1991,2,3,235-269,Dess
Secular trends in human sex ratios,1991,2,3,271-291,Pedersen
An evolutionary perspective on the patterning of maternal investment in pregnancy,1991,2,4,351-385,Peacock
A reply to Gelles: Step-children are disproportionately abused and diverse forms of violence can share causal factors,1991,2,4,419-426,Wilson
Male aggression against women,1992,3,1,1-44,Smuts
Women's strategies in polygynous marriage,1992,3,1,45-70,Mulder
Phylogenetic fallacies and sexual oppression,1992,3,1,71-87,Dickemann
The evolution of female sexuality and mate selection in humans,1992,3,2,133-156,Small
Evolutionary biology and feminism,1992,3,3,217-249,Gowaty
Sex gender and difference,1992,3,3,251-277,Burbank
Reply to Dickemann,1992,3,3,279-297,Feierman
An evolutionary critique of cultural analysis in sociology,1992,3,4,379-412,Crippen
Darwin and the puzzle of primogeniture,1993,4,1,1-45,Hrdy
Cultivating male allies,1993,4,1,81-107,Hooks
Women resources and dispersal in nineteenth-century Sweden,1993,4,2,109-135,Clarke
Trivers-Willard rules for sex allocation,1993,4,2,137-174,Anderson
Sexual selection and physical attractiveness,1993,4,3,205-235,Gangestad
Human facial beauty,1993,4,3,237-269,Gangestad
Criteria of facial attractiveness in five populations,1993,4,3,271-296,Jones
Historical perspectives on parental investment and childbearing,1993,4,4,329-336,Vinovskis
The evolutionary history of childbirth,1993,4,4,337-350,Trevathan
Two trends in middle-class birth in the United States,1993,4,4,367-382,Katz
Mother-infant bonding,1994,5,1,69-94,Eyer
Extinction and descent,1994,5,2,155-165,Ellison
Environmental tracking by females,1994,5,2,167-202,Thiessen
The family in a changing world,1994,5,2,203-221,Burgess
Men in the demographic transition,1994,5,3,223-253,Low
Mate choice in modern societies,1994,5,3,255-278,Perusse
"Only slaves climb trees",1994,5,4,339-357,Stearman
The evolutionary origins of patriarchy,1995,6,1,1-32,Smuts
Ethnic and gender consensus for the effect of waist-to-hip ratio on judgment of women's attractiveness,1995,6,1,51-65,Singh
Size and structure of freely forming conversational groups,1995,6,1,67-78,Dunbar
Sexual conflict in the epics,1995,6,2,135-144,Fox
Guinevere's choice,1995,6,2,145-163,Nesse
Social networks support cliques and kinship,1995,6,3,273-290,Dunbar
American legacies and the variable life histories of women and men,1995,6,4,291-323,Judge
The social structural basis of the organization of persons in memory,1995,6,4,379-403,Brewer
The evolutionary ecology of attachment organization,1996,7,1,1-37,Chisholm
Male-female differences in effects of parental absence on glucocorticoid stress response,1996,7,2,125-162,Flinn
Testosterone levels among Aché hunter-gatherer men,1996,7,2,163-188,Bribiescas
Male genital modification,1996,7,2,189-215,Rowanchilde
Evolutionary pathway of child development,1996,7,3,257-280,Bereczkei
Why children from the same family are so different from one another,1996,7,3,281-290,Craig
Double standards for sexual jealousy,1996,7,3,291-321,Foss
Abnormal births and other "ill omens",1996,7,4,381-401,Hill
Mate selection in popular women's fiction,1996,7,4,427-447,Whissell
Raising Darwin's consciousness,1997,8,1,1-49,Hrdy
Segmentation in behavior and what it can tell us about brain function,1997,8,1,77-111,Schleidt
The evolutionary psychology of mate selection in Morocco,1997,8,2,113-137,Walter
Matrilateral biases in the investment of aunts and uncles,1997,8,2,139-151,Gaulin
In search of behavioral individuality,1997,8,2,153-169,Barash
Birth order sibship size and status in modern Canada,1997,8,3,205-230,Davis
Human conversational behavior,1997,8,3,231-246,Dunbar
A reexamination of Gilligan's analysis of the female moral system,1997,8,3,247-273,Mackey
Differential use of sensory information in sexual behavior as a function of gender,1997,8,3,275-286,Herz
The role of future unpredictability in human risk-taking,1997,8,4,287-325,Ross
Life history theory and human reproductive behavior,1997,8,4,327-359,MacDonald
Attachment mating and parenting,1997,8,4,361-381,Belsky
The evolution of magnanimity,1998,9,1,1-21,Boone
Lust attraction and attachment in mammalian reproduction,1998,9,1,23-52,Fisher
Fluctuating asymmetry and aggression in boys,1998,9,1,53-65,Wood
Parent and offspring strategies in the transition at adolescence,1998,9,1,67-94,Surbey
Evolved psychology in a novel environment,1998,9,2,97-117,Manson
Brothers and sisters,1998,9,2,119-161,Mulder
Is Tibetan polyandry adaptive?,1998,9,3,225-261,Smith
Literary study and evolutionary theory,1998,9,3,273-292,Carroll
The sociobiology of everyday life,1998,9,3,293-320,Thiessen
Intergenerational context discontinuity affects the onset of puberty,1998,9,3,321-339,Keller
Making amends,1998,9,4,341-368,Silk
Sex differences in children's investment in peers,1998,9,4,369-390,Benenson
Experimental mood manipulation does not induce change in preference for natural landscapes,1998,9,4,391-399,Klopp
Attachment and time preference,1999,10,1,51-83,Chisholm
Reproductive strategies and sex-biased investment,1999,10,1,85-108,Scott
Demographic contexts and the adaptive role of mother-infant attachment,1999,10,2,135-161,Wiley
The evolutionary context of postnatal depression,1999,10,2,163-182,Crouch
On the impact of sex and birth order on contact with kin,1999,10,2,183-197,Salmon
The natural selection of altruistic traits,1999,10,3,205-252,Boehm
Complex societies,1999,10,3,253-289,Boyd
Multilevel selection and the social transmission of behavior,1999,10,3,291-310,Wilson
Multilevel selection cooperation and altruism,1999,10,3,311-327,Smuts
Polygyny and child growth in a traditional pastoral society,1999,10,4,329-371,Sellen
Beyond the "Cinderella effect",1999,10,4,373-398,Burgess
Perceived crime severity and biological kinship,1999,10,4,399-414,Quinsey
The patriarch hypothesis,2000,11,1,27-42,Marlowe
Olfactory sexual inhibition and the Westermarck effect,2000,11,1,65-91,Hendrix
Mobile phones as lekking devices among human males,2000,11,1,93-104,Dunbar
Urban begging and ethnic nepotism in Russia,2000,11,2,157-182,Salter
Is the siesta an adaptation to disease?,2000,11,3,233-258,Barone
Hierarchy,2000,11,3,259-279,Rubin
The life histories of American stepfathers in evolutionary perspective,2000,11,4,307-333,Anderson
The social modes of men,2000,11,4,335-366,Novak
Willingness to engage in casual sex,2000,11,4,367-386,Surbey
Prosocial values and group assortation,2000,11,4,387-404,Sheldon
Parent-offspring conflict and the cultural ecology of breast-feeding,2001,12,1,9-25,McDade
Who dares wins,2001,12,2,89-105,Kelly
Aboriginal overkill overstated,2001,12,2,141-167,Yochim
Gender and age differences in inheritance patterns,2001,12,2,107-122,Bossong
Mate choice trade-offs and women's preference for physically attractive men,2001,12,3,207-219,Waynforth
The psychological foundations of the hero-ogre story,2001,12,3,247-272,Jobling
Estrogens and relationship jealousy,2001,12,4,299-320,Geary
The trouble with memes,2001,12,4,351-381,Atran
Strong reciprocity human cooperation and the enforcement of social norms,2002,13,1,1-25,Fehr
Cooperative coordination as a social behavior,2002,13,1,47-83,Schuster
Altruistic cooperation during foraging by the Ache and the evolved human predisposition to cooperate,2002,13,1,105-128,Hill
A proximate perspective on reciprocal altruism,2002,13,1,129-152,Brosnan
Childhood and the evolution of the human life course,2002,13,2,153-159,Sellen
Learning life history and productivity,2002,13,2,161-197,Bock
Selection for delayed maturity,2002,13,2,199-238,Jones
Constraints of knowing or constraints of growing?,2002,13,2,239-267,Bird
Variation in juvenile dependence,2002,13,2,299-325,Kramer
Sex differences in interest in infants across the lifespan,2002,13,3,327-344,Maestripieri
The formation of status hierarchies in leaderless groups,2002,13,3,345-362,Simpson
Bonding postpartum dysphoria and social ties,2002,13,3,363-382,Crouch
Matrilateral biases in the investment of aunts and uncles,2002,13,3,391-402,Gaulin
Height and reproductive success in a cohort of british men,2002,13,4,473-491,Nettle
Mate choice differences according to sex and age,2002,13,4,493-508,Gil-Burmann
Music and dance as a coalition signaling system,2003,14,1,21-51,Hagen
Social network size in humans,2003,14,1,53-72,Hill
Birth order and relationships,2003,14,1,73-88,Salmon
Why aren't we all hutterites?,2003,14,2,91-127,Sosis
Social roles prestige and health risk,2003,14,2,165-190,Sugiyama
Father absence and age at menarche,2003,14,3,209-233,Hoier
An economic approach to the evolution of male-female exchange,2003,14,3,235-266,Shropshire
Human mate choice and the wedding ring effect,2003,14,3,267-276,Uller
Emotions and actions associated with norm-breaking events,2003,14,3,277-304,Wilson
Proper and dark heroes as DADS and CADS,2003,14,3,305-317,Kruger
Patterns of characterization in folktales across geographic regions and levels of cultural complexity,2003,14,4,365-382,Gottschall
Cultural variation is part of human nature,2003,14,4,383-396,Sugiyama
Playing for keeps,2004,15,1,5-21,Barton
The ontogeny and phylogeny of children's object and fantasy play,2004,15,1,23-43,Pellegrini
Human male pair bonding and testosterone,2004,15,2,119-131,McIntyre
Family background and female sexual behavior,2004,15,2,133-145,Grainger
Male sexual strategies modify ratings of female models with specific waist-to-hip ratios,2004,15,2,209-224,Brase
Cognitive cooperation,2004,15,3,225-250,Wilson
Relative digit lengths predict men's behavior and attractiveness during social interactions with women,2004,15,3,271-282,Maestripieri
Romantic jealousy in early adulthood and in later life,2004,15,3,283-300,Voracek
Why do good hunters have higher reproductive success?,2004,15,4,343-364,Smith
The costs and benefits of kin,2004,15,4,377-395,Hadley
Relatedness and investment in children in South Africa,2005,16,1,1-31,Anderson
The effects of residential locality on parental and alloparental investment among the Aka foragers of the central African Republic,2005,16,1,58-80,Meehan
Kin investment in wage-labor economies,2005,16,1,81-113,Shenk
Norm enforcement among the Ju/'hoansi Bushmen,2005,16,2,115-145,Wiessner
Some evidence of a female advantage in object location memory using ecologically valid stimuli,2005,16,2,146-163,Neave
Sex differences in young children's use of tools in a problem-solving task,2005,16,2,211-232,Bjorklund
Early stress predicts age at menarche and first birth adult attachment and expected lifespan,2005,16,3,233-265,Petersen
Female sexual advertisement reflects resource availability in twentieth-century UK society,2005,16,3,266-277,Hill
Utilities of gossip across organizational levels,2005,16,3,278-292,Wilson
Grandparental investment as a function of relational uncertainty and emotional closeness with parents,2005,16,3,293-305,Shackelford
Sex differences in negotiating with powerful males,2005,16,3,306-321,Salter
Reasoning about dead agents reveals possible adaptive trends,2005,16,4,360-381,Shackelford
Ritual emotion and sacred symbols,2005,16,4,323-359,Sosis
Testing major evolutionary hypotheses about religion with a random sample,2005,16,4,382-409,Wilson
God's punishment and public goods,2005,16,4,410-446,Johnson
Determinants of time allocation across the lifespan,2006,17,1,1-49,Gurven
An evolutionary life-history framework for understanding sex differences in human mortality rates,2006,17,1,74-97,Kruger
Do people differentially remember cheaters?,2006,17,1,98-113,Lalumière
Cyclic variation in women's preferences for masculine traits,2006,17,1,114-127,Puts
The public health implications of maternal care trade-offs,2006,17,2,129-154,Hill
Why do mothers favor girls and fathers boys?,2006,17,2,169-189,McDade
Parent-offspring conflict and cost-benefit analysis in adolescent suicidal behavior,2006,17,2,190-211,Andrews
Social neuroendocrinology,2006,17,2,212-237,Anders
Mate guarding and frequent in-pair copulation in humans,2006,17,3,239-252,Shackelford
Sexual coercion and forced in-pair copulation as sperm competition tactics in humans,2006,17,3,265-282,Shackelford
Semen displacement as a sperm competition strategy,2006,17,3,253-264,Burch
Sperm competition and female procurement of male resources,2006,17,3,283-300,Klusmann
Parent-infant bed-sharing behavior,2006,17,3,301-318,Ball
Psychological adaptations for assessing gossip veracity,2006,17,3,337-354,Hagen
From bridewealth to dowry?,2006,17,4,355-376,Mace
Superstition and belief as inevitable by-products of an adaptive learning strategy,2007,18,1,35-46,Beck
The K-factor covitality and personality,2007,18,1,47-73,Figueredo
Upset in response to a sibling's partner's infidelities,2007,18,1,74-84,Shackelford
Engineering human cooperation,2007,18,2,88-108,Hare
Asymmetries in the friendship preferences and social styles of men and women,2007,18,2,143-161,Vigil
The human behavioral ecology of contemporary world issues,2007,18,3,181-189,Tucker
Mate choice copying in humans,2007,18,3,264-271,Waynforth
Testing the controversy,2007,18,4,313-328,Gangestad
Applying signaling theory to traditional cultural rituals,2007,18,4,295-312,Palmer
Amounts spent on engagement rings reflect aspects of male and female mate quality,2007,18,4,329-333,Cronk
The female advantage in object location memory according to the foraging hypothesis: a critical analysis,2007,18,4,365-385,Ecuyer-Dab
Marriage timing over the generations,2008,19,1,7-22,Mandemakers
Are girls good and boys bad for parental longevity?,2008,19,1,56-69,Smith
Five misunderstandings about cultural evolution,2008,19,2,119-137,Henrich
The morning after the night before,2008,19,2,157-173,Campbell
The "beauty myth" is no myth,2008,19,2,174-188,Gottschall
Does investment in the sexes differ when fathers are absent?,2008,19,3,263-276,Gibson
Kinship family and gender effects in the ultimatum game,2008,19,3,294-309,Quinlan
Sex differences in detecting sexual infidelity,2008,19,4,347-373,Haselton
Human beings as evolved nepotists,2008,19,4,414-425,Stewart-Williams
A longitudinal study of the effects of uncertainty on reproductive behaviors,2008,19,4,426-452,Davis
Liberal and conservative Protestant denominations as different socioecological strategies,2009,20,1,1-24,Wilson
Effects of harsh and unpredictable environments in adolescence on development of life history strategies,2009,20,1,25-51,Figueredo
Does early psychosocial stress affect mate choice?,2009,20,1,52-66,Koehler
Partner status influences women's interest in the opposite sex,2009,20,1,93-104,Heiman
Hominid brain evolution,2009,20,1,67-79,Geary
Serial monogamy as polygyny or polyandry?,2009,20,2,130-150,Mulder
A bioeconomic approach to marriage and the sexual division of labor,2009,20,2,151-183,Gurven
Materteral and avuncular tendencies in Samoa,2009,20,3,269-281,VanderLaan
How willing are you to accept sexual requests from slightly unattractive to exceptionally attractive imagined requestors?,2009,20,3,282-293,Shackelford
Kinship and cooperation,2009,20,4,394-416,Alvard
The pay-offs to sociability,2009,20,4,431-446,McDade
Attractiveness and rivalry in women's friendships with women,2010,21,1,82-97,Bleske-Rechek
A life history approach to understanding youth time preference,2010,21,2,140-164,Schechter
On the perception of newcomers,2010,21,2,186-202,Delton
The coevolution of secrecy and stigmatization,2010,21,3,290-308,Bering
Who responds to crying?,2010,21,3,309-329,Konner
Lorenz revisited,2010,21,4,371-392,Bjorklund
Different vocal parameters predict perceptions of dominance and attractiveness,2010,21,4,406-427,Puts
Living a fast life,2010,21,4,428-442,Jonason
Evolutionary contributions to solving the "matrilineal puzzle",2011,22,1-2,64-88,Mattison
Kin preference and partner choice,2011,22,1-2,156-176,Nolin
Darkness's descent on the American Anthropological Association,2011,22,3,225-246,Dreger
Middle childhood and modern human origins,2011,22,3,249-280,Thompson
Getting noticed,2011,22,3,281-302,Lancy
Adrenarche and middle childhood,2011,22,3,327-349,Campbell
Has the child welfare profession discovered nepotistic biases?,2011,22,3,350-369,Daly
Life history of female preferences for male faces,2011,22,4,416-438,Kościński
Intergroup aggression in chimpanzees and war in nomadic hunter-gatherers,2012,23,1,5-29,Wrangham
Women who know their place,2012,23,2,133-148,Burke
A survey of non-classical polyandry,2012,23,2,149-172,Starkweather
Altruistic punishment and between-group competition,2012,23,2,173-190,Koopmans
Estimating the prevalence of nonpaternity in Germany,2012,23,2,208-217,Musch
The recognition signal hypothesis for the adaptive evolution of religion,2012,23,2,218-249,Matthews
How conservative are evolutionary anthropologists?,2012,23,3,306-322,Lyle
Parental control over mate choice to prevent marriages with out-group members,2012,23,3,360-374,Buunk
No country for old men,2012,23,4,375-385,Nettle
Sex and age differences in mate-selection preferences,2012,23,4,447-466,Schwarz
Managing the urban commons,2012,23,4,467-489,O'Brien
Does absence matter?,2013,24,1,76-110,Alam
How do rituals affect cooperation?,2013,24,2,115-125,Bulbulia
When romance and rivalry awaken,2013,24,2,182-195,Frey
How does male ritual behavior vary across the lifespan? : An examination of Fijian kava ceremonies,2014,25,1,136-160,Sosis
Human males appear more prepared than females to resolve conflicts with same-sex peers,2014,25,2,251-268,Wrangham
The implicit rules of combat,2014,25,4,496-516,Goetz
Fitness costs of warfare for women,2014,25,4,476-495,Scalise Sugiyama
Chimpanzees' bystander reactions to infanticide : an evolutionary precursor of social norms?,2015,26,2,143-160,van Schaik
Father absence childhood stress and reproductive maturation in South Africa,2015,26,4,401-425,Anderson
Mothers and fathers perform more mate retention behaviors than individuals without children,2016,27,3,316-333,Shackelford
Marriage markets and male mating effort: violence and crime are elevated where men are rare,2016,27,4,489-500,Smith
Altruistic behavior among twins willingness to fight and self-sacrifice for their closest relatives,2018,29,1,1-12,Tornero
University sports rivalries provide insights on coalitional psychology : territorial context influences reactions to vocal signals of allegiance,2018,29,3,337-352,Kruger
Coalitional play fighting and the evolution of coalitional intergroup aggression,2018,29,3,219-244,White
Honor and violence : an account of feuds duels and honor killings,2018,29,4,371-389,Handfield
When saying "sorry" isn't enough: is some suicidal behavior a costly signal of apology? A cross-cultural test,2019,30,1,117-141,Hagen
Life history in a postconflict society : violent intergroup conflict facilitates fast life-history strategy,2019,30,1,59-70,Međedović
Is war in our nature? What is right and what is wrong about the Seville Statement on Violence,2019,30,2,149-154,Gat
Exploring warfare and violence from a cross-cultural perspective,2019,30,2,145-148,Chacon
Fear of violence among Colombian women is associated with reduced preferences for high-BMI men,2019,30,3,341-369,Perrett
Effects of individual mortality experience on out-of-wedlock fertility in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Krummhörn Germany,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Pink
Do criminals live faster than soldiers and firefighters? A comparison of biodemographic and psychosocial dimensions of life history theory,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kwiek
Disguises and the origins of clothing,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Buckner
The early expression of blatant dehumanization in children and its association with outgroup negativity,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hare
Honor in the wild: virtuous violence between the Hobbesian trap and social order,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Windzio