ISSN 2224-4476
Vol. 33, Issue 2, 2018June 30, 2018 BST
Women’s Friendship: Allomothering, Cooperative Breeding , and Exogamy as Bases for Effective Strategies for Friendship Formation
Women’s Friendship: Allomothering, Cooperative Breeding , and Exogamy as Bases for Effective Strategies for Friendship Formation
T. Joel Wade, Caroline Hompe,
Articles in Vol. 33, Issue 2, 2018
Vol. 33, Issue 2, 2018
- Celebrating EthologyElisabeth Oberzaucher
- Factors Predicting Observed Cellphone Use in a Midwestern USA University Campus AreaDaniel J. KrugerDora JuhaszClaire SaunderStephanie MisevichAiliya DuanAnna HeyblomCamille Phaneuf
- Nature Catches the Eye – Human Gaze Behaviour as a Detector of Spontaneous Visual AttentionKathrin MasuchKarolin E. EinenkelManuel J. WeningerCarmen SchwarzlVsevolods GirsovicsElisabeth Oberzaucher
- Impulsivity or Sub-optimal Reward Maximization in Delay Discounting? A Critical DiscussionEspen A. SjobergEspen B. Johansen
- Women’s Friendship: Allomothering, Cooperative Breeding , and Exogamy as Bases for Effective Strategies for Friendship FormationT. Joel WadeCaroline Hompe
- Counting Blue(tooth) Cars: Assessing Cellphone Use Among Vehicle Drivers in the Midwestern USADaniel J. KrugerMicheale FalboCamille GazoulEthan ColeNoreen NaderSophie BlanchardAiliya DuanShannon MurphyDora JuhaszClaire SaundersPeter SonnegaJessica KrugerJon Elhai
Wade, T. J., & Hompe, C. (2018). Women’s Friendship: Allomothering, Cooperative Breeding , and Exogamy as Bases For Effective Strategies For Friendship Formation. Human Ethology, 33(2), 37–47. https://doi.org/10.22330/heb/332/037-047