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1 years ago

Very excited to have been a part of this excellent cross-cultural research on homicide rates and perception of voice pitch, led by colleagues at Penn State: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09567976231222288?fbclid=IwAR19fsvTTYcT6aJTWkspSKLLLm_spGpACWYUt... ... See MoreSee Less

Effects of Voice Pitch on Social Perceptions Vary With Relational Mobility and Homicide Rate - Toe Aung, Alexander K. Hill, Jessica K. Hlay, Catherine Hess, Michael Hess, Janie Johnson, Leslie Doll, Sara M. Carlson, Caroline Magdinec, Isaac...

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Fundamental frequency ( fo) is the most perceptually salient vocal acoustic parameter, yet little is known about how its perceptual influence varies across soci...

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1 years ago

Recent research from the human evolution lab on the evolutionary underpinnings of fear of missing out (FOMO) ... See MoreSee Less

FoMO is linked to evolutionary behaviors, study finds

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A new study published in Current Research in Behavioral Sciences looked at FoMO (“Fear of Missing Out”) from an evolutionary perspective, finding the phenomenon was positively linked to competitiv...

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Congrats to students Megan, Abeni, and Carli on a great job presenting at this year's HBES conference! ... See MoreSee Less

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3 years ago

New research from the human evolution lab, led by our post doc Adam Daviswww.psypost.org/2022/08/proclivity-for-casual-sex-linked-to-greater-indirect-aggression-via-heigh... ... See MoreSee Less

Proclivity for casual sex linked to greater indirect aggression via heightened intrasexual competitiveness

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New research sheds light on the link between short-term mating strategies and indirect aggression. The findings indicate that intrasexual rivalry, in which people feel a greater need to compete with m...

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Study involving Hamilton teens explores dating, sex and psychopathic traits | inTheHammer

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Are "bad boys" more attractive? A new study involving Hamilton teens shows that delinquency was associated with higher mating success among males.

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