Although girls and women in many societies avidly participate in sports, they have been
traditionally underrepresented compared with boys and men. In this review, we address the …

Visual characteristics, including facial appearance, are thought to play an important role in a
variety of judgments and decisions that have real occupational outcomes in many settings …

Sports, and the fans that follow them, are everywhere. Sport Fans: The Psychology and
Social Impact of Fandom examines the affective, behavioral, and cognitive reactions of fans …

Much evidence indicates that men experienced an evolutionary history of physical
competition, both one-on-one and in coalitions. We thus hypothesized that, compared to …

Abstract Objectives The Dark Triad (psychopathy, Machiavellianism, and narcissism) has
been linked to anti-social behaviour in sport, and while anti-social behaviour often involves …

Sports have been frequently explored in cross-cultural studies, yet scant attention has been
paid to female participation. Here we coded the occurrence of sports and related activities …

Parents often disagree with their children over their choice of partner. Although the reasons
may vary the outcome is very often one of conflict–a conflict peculiar to the human species …

To fully understand human behavior, it seems inevitable to approach it from an evolutionary
perspective. However, much of human behavior has been overwritten by culture and society …

Purpose Evidence shows that the least successful clubs have the most committed fans–
why? Here, we test the “shared-dysphoria-pathway-to-fusion”(SDPF) hypothesis that fans of …

Men are over-represented in the arts, sciences, and sports. This has been hypothesized to
reflect an evolved male predisposition for enduring competitiveness or long-term motivation …