ISSN 2224-4476
Vol. 40, Issue 1, 2025June 02, 2025 BST
A Guide to Being Purposefully Wrong (but Scientifically Useful)
A Guide to Being Purposefully Wrong (but Scientifically Useful)
Articles in Vol. 40, Issue 1, 2025
Vol. 40, Issue 1, 2025
- Welcome to Volume 40Iris J. Holzleitner
- Why Maintenance Matters: Disorder in the Built Environment and Physical HealthDavid McAleaveyRick O'GormanAmy Clair
- Constructing a Niche: Between Epistemological Expansions and DistortionsPaco Majic
- A Guide to Being Purposefully Wrong (but Scientifically Useful)Bhavya Deepti Vadavalli
- The Collaborative Condition: Understanding the Nature, Dynamics, and Failures of Working TogetherKetika Garg
- Unpredictable Family Support During Childhood as a Predictor of Well-Being and Unpredictability Beliefs During a PandemicNatália TassoFelipe Castro
- Obituary: Tribute to Glenn Ellis Weisfeld – ISHE’s Scholar, Colleague, and FriendNancy L. SegalJohn Richer
- An Index of Her Own: An Investigation of the Proportion of Women Indexed in Evolutionary Psychology TextbooksThomas V PolletJeanne BovetElizabeth RennerLouise Barrett
- Rocks and Cavemen, Clicks and Trolls: How Trolling May Be the Modern Equivalent of Rock-ThrowingKyle J. PowellGlenn Geher
Vadavalli, B. D. (2025). A Guide to Being Purposefully Wrong (but Scientifically Useful). Human Ethology, 40(1), 24–26. https://doi.org/10.22330/001c.138883