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ISSN 2224-4476
Book Reviews
Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2019January 01, 2019 BST

DISORDERS or RANGES of HUMAN DIFFERENCE

John M. Richer,
Copyright Logoccby-nc-nd-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.22330/he/34/110-114

Articles in Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2019

Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2019
  • From Human Ethology Bulletin to Human Ethology
    Colin Hendrie
  • The Ghosts of Polygamy’s Past
    Matt H.J. Chaumont
  • Animal and Human Emotions in an Evolutionary Context
    Kellie Sarah Duffett Carlson
  • Manipulation Checking the Munchies: Validating Self-Reported Dietary Behaviors During Cannabis Intoxication
    Jessica S KrugerAlexis BlavosThomas S. CastorAmy J. WotringVictoria R. Wagner-GreeneTavis GlassmanDaniel J. Kruger
  • Can People Detect Ideological Stance From Facial Photographs?
    Tamsin K. SaxtonSophie L. HartLucy V. DesaiThomas V. Pollet
  • Self-Perceived Success in Mate Poaching: How a Couple’s Attractiveness and Relationship Duration Impact Men’s Short-term Poaching Intentions
    James B. MoranT. Joel Wade
  • Chewing on Gum Alters the Expression of Contagious Yawning
    Andrew C. GallupKaleigh Engert
  • An Integrative Framework of Commitment Displays in Religious Systems
    Radim ChvajaDan Řezníček
  • Replicating and Extending Evidence for the Unilaterality of Group Loyalty
    Daniel J. Kruger
  • The Harbaugh Effect: A Spike in Michigan Allegiance Displays in a City With Divided Loyalty
    Michael FalboSophia BlanchardEthan ColeMichele DayCamille GazoulNoreen NaderClaire SaundersJessica S. KrugerDaniel J. Kruger
  • The Five Finger Discount: Shoplifting as a Reproductive Strategy for Increasing Mate Value
    Catherine A. BourgeoisGeneva ReidMaryanne L. Fisher
  • A Review of Robert Boyd's "a Different Kind of Animal"
    Farid Pazhoohi
  • A Happy Marriage of Evolutionary and Cross-Cultural Approaches
    Gayle Brewer
  • DISORDERS or RANGES of HUMAN DIFFERENCE
    John M. Richer
  • The Role of Parasites in Shaping Human Values
    Glenn Weisfeld
  • Welcome Ethologists to the Southern End of the World
    Ana Maria FernandezJosé Antonio Muñoz-ReyesCarlos Rodriguez-Sickert
  • Twins in Space: Review and Perspectives
    Carole TafforinNancy Segal
  • Early Mother-Infant Interaction After Delivery: A Naturalistic Study
    Tania Kiehl LucciRenata Pereira DefelipeNara Côrtes AndradeVinicius Frayze DavidEmma Otta
  • Evolutionary Ideas and the Naturalization of Mind in William James
    Luiz Henrique Santana
  • Getting in Touch – Social Status Predicts Physical Interaction in Classrooms
    Stephanie J. EderElisabeth Oberzaucher
  • Statistical Analysis of Gesture Encoding: How Consistently Can Ethologists Encode What They Observe?
    Hermann ProssingerSusanne SchmehlElisabeth Oberzaucher
Human Ethology
Richer, J. M. (2019). DISORDERS or RANGES of HUMAN DIFFERENCE. Human Ethology, 34(1), 110–114. https://doi.org/10.22330/he/34/110-114
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