Highlights•Sexual selection has been stronger in humans than is often assumed.•Ancestral
men competed primarily through force and threat of force.•Ancestral women competed …

This chapter reviews cross‐species and cross‐cultural evidence regarding the mating
strategies and specialized mating psychologies that may be fundamental to humans …

Mental disorders arise from neural and psychological mechanisms that have been built and
shaped by natural selection across our evolutionary history. Looking at psychopathology …

Evolution equips sexually reproducing species with mate choice mechanisms that function
to evaluate the reproductive consequences of mating with different individuals. Indeed …

Humans are sexually dimorphic: men and women differ in body build and composition,
craniofacial structure, and voice pitch, likely mediated in part by developmental testosterone …

Multiple recent studies report that measures of pathogen avoidance (eg, disgust sensitivity)
correlate with political ideology. This relationship has been interpreted as suggesting that …

Abstract [Correction Notice: An Erratum for this article was reported in Vol 16 (1) of Emotion
(see record 2015-57029-001). In the article, the name of author Joshua M. Tybur was …

Across human societies and many nonhuman animals, males have greater interest in
uncommitted sex (more unrestricted sociosexuality) than do females. Testosterone shows …

Social bargaining models predict that men should calibrate their egalitarian attitudes to their
formidability and/or attractiveness. A simple social bargaining model predicts a direct …

Personality disorders (PDs) are currently considered dysfunctions. However, personality
differences are older than humanity and are ubiquitous in nature, from insects to higher …