@HumBehEvoSoc It is an enormous honor to receive this award, I'm grateful for everything HBES is doing for behavioral science, and I'm committed to following their lead and continue with evolutionary behavioral research over here in Brazil, and in any other place.
Online first in Archives of Sexual Behavior by Fořt et al. (2024): Examining the Fraternal Birth Order Effect and Sexual Orientation: Insights from an East European Population.
https://t.co/xs1iGfuHLJ
@TheIASR@ZUCKERKJ
Using budgeted mate design task, we found that people value intelligence in their ideal partners more than other traits. Typical sex differences were observed mostly within the heterosexual group. https://t.co/xWukhTpHCd
1. What do we know about hunter-gatherers (HG)? This is the go-to book, first published in 1995, w/ a 2nd edition in 2013. Here's an overview of the book that I hope will encourage @NPR, @sciam, & others to consult it when reporting on & evaluating the import of new HG studies 🧵
"the ancestral social organization of primates was inferred to be variable, with the most common social organization being pair-living but with approximately 10 to 20% of social units of the ancestral population deviating from this pattern by being solitary living."
1/3 🧡Explore the intensity of your love and compare it to people from your country https://t.co/2eJKv55Ewr
Access 37 linguistic versions of the love scale (TLS-15), validated based on data from 68,363 individuals from 156 countries! Read our latest paper https://t.co/N8bYYo0RxW
Distinctiveness negatively affects the perception of attractiveness in both sexes across all studied populations; femininity increased female facial attractiveness, but there is no effect of masculinity on male facial attractiveness & NO EFFECT OF SYMMETRY on attractiveness!
Happy to have been part of this project led by Karel Kleisner & Petr Tureček. 'Distinctiveness and femininity, rather than symmetry and masculinity, affect facial attractiveness across the world'
https://t.co/lyTksBQVSn
(free access until Dec 10, 2023 https://t.co/YtLKiM4G4s)
When interested in someone, women report more “I was laughing at the jokes of someone I cared about”, while men report more frequently “I was buying gifts for someone I was interested in”
Our new paper out in Personal Relationships (w/ @mapostolou4 @CostelloWilliam@paulawright@jarkaVarella@varella_marco).
What do people do to try to become a more desirable mate? And does this differ by country?
We found two main strategies types:
> Strategies demonstrate desirable traits
> Strategies hiding or misleading about their undesirable traits
And surprising cross-cultural similarity!
https://t.co/j7fl28W6t7
Evolutionary medicine identifies 6 reasons why our bodies are vulnerable to disease. They are: 1) defences, 2) environmental mismatch, 3) trade-offs, 4) conflict between survival and reproduction, 5) co-evolution with infectious parasites and 6) constraints on natural selection
Delighted to share my newest piece on Evolutionary Medicine, out now in Areo magazine:
https://t.co/aFxJ4Jafhn
Would appreciate retweets for broader reach! 🙏
We had a great time during ISHE Summer Institute at one of the 3 locations organized by @ISHE_society, and hosted by @ulyssesUpa & his team in Recife, Brazil. Six workshops, 3 plenary talks, around 60 posters, great food, and a boat trip! Thank you all https://t.co/9nFbKERZfC
1. In evolutionary psychology (EP), what is genetically coded?
* Behavior? No
* Psychological mechanisms or modules? No
* Developmental programs? Yes!
A brief tweetorial 🧵
Latin American Human Ethology Institute will be held in Recife, Brazil, with a great program & for free for presenting students https://t.co/tgYyevMBSi
Today: Evolutionary Psychology Lectures featuring Dr. Tobias Kordsmeyer-Storp Georg August University Göttingen on "The relative importance of intra-and intersexual selection on human male sexually dimorphic traits" at 4pm (Sao Paulo time) in IP-USP https://t.co/EyBtIDc7MV
Today: Evolutionary Psychology Lectures featuring Dr. Tobias Kordsmeyer-Storp Georg August University Göttingen on "The relative importance of intra-and intersexual selection on human male sexually dimorphic traits" at 4pm (Sao Paulo time) in IP-USP https://t.co/EyBtIDc7MV
Collaboration with @justin_mogilski was a real delight; he should teach peer reviewers & editors how to give a kind, supportive, and bright feedback. The result is great, this book is a must read
Chapter 8 - Initiation of Non-Heterosexual Relationships
@jarkaVarella Bruno Henrique Amaral @varella_marco
https://t.co/7wI6OYXZEt
Brazil has a well-trained and rising cohort of evolutionary scientists who, no doubt, are the future of the field. In this chapter… 1/4
New HBES blog post: Who spends time on their looks and why? To find out, read about this study in 93 countries with 93k participants! https://t.co/fRO0jBpxhN
The Oxford Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology and Romantic Relationships, which I coedited with @TKShackelford, has been published today. To celebrate I will post a personal summary of each chapter each day through the month of March. See below.
https://t.co/aV1FAk1mjn