ISSN 2224-4476
Articles in Vol. 36, Issue 1, 2021
Vol. 36, Issue 1, 2021
- Welcome to Volume 36Colin Hendrie
- Should Human History Give Us Hope?Pouwel Slurink
- Will AI Create a New Form of Life? A Discussion of Issues Raised by “Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence”John Richer
- Body Orientation in Dyadic Conversation of Russian Alpinists and Special Operation Forces: Evidence for Differences in In-Group Favoritism?Yulia ApalkovaMarina L. ButovskayaTodd K. ShackelfordBernhard Fink
- The Evolution of Consciousness the Shortcomings Of: The Ancient Origins of Consciousness by Todd Feinberg and Jon Mallatt, and an Alternative ApproachJohn Richer
- Individual Diversity and Temporal Stability During a 4-Month Confinement Experiment (SIRIUS-19) for Human Space ExplorationCarole TafforinAlla VinokhodovaVadim Gushin
- Strike a Pose: The Perceived Flirtatiousness of Men’s Nonverbal BehaviorT.Joel WadeLeeAnn Renninger
- Testing the Ability of the Benefit-Provisioning and Cost-Inflicting Mate Retention Domains to Predict Initiator of Relationship DissolutionTara DeLecceGlenn E. Weisfeld
- The Threat of a Polluted InternetJohn Richer
- Evaluating Risk-Taking in a Cooperative ContextSantiago Gracia-GarridoMarcos F. RosettiRobyn. Hudson
- Affiliative Terms as a Linguistic Tool for Improving Perceptions of Out-Group Members?Cyril C. GrueterIvan RoncevichNicolas Fay
- Subjective Well-Being in Times of Covid-19: Positivity BiasEmma OttaRenata DefelipeVinicius DavidVera Bussab
- Dangers and Strangers: Pathogenic Threat, Fear, and Perceived Vulnerability Do Not Predict Ethnocentric Orientations During the COVID-19 Pandemic in EuropeStephanie J. EderMichal M. StefanczykMichał PieniakJudit Martínez-MolinaJakub BinterOndra PešoutPatrick SmelaFrank ScharnowskiDavid Steyrl
- Divided Twins, Dissociated ResearchersJohn Richer
Hendrie, C. (2021). Welcome to Volume 36. Human Ethology, 36(1), 1–2. https://doi.org/10.22330/he/36/001-002