According to the dual-hormone hypothesis, the relationship between testosterone and status-
relevant behavior is moderated by cortisol, suggesting this relationship only exists when …

Testosterone (T) is strongly bound to sex hormone binding globulin and measurement of
free T may be more appropriate than measuring total serum T, according to the free …

As an emerging non‐invasive and easy‐to‐use toolkit, salivary analysis has garnered
significant attention recently. By leveraging the latest discoveries in salivary biomarkers …

High social status reduces stress responses in numerous species, but the stress-buffering
effect of status may dissipate or even reverse during times of hierarchical instability. In an …

Abstract Contribution to Special Issue on Fast effects of steroids. It is well documented that
testosterone concentrations change rapidly within reproductively relevant contexts (eg …

Decades of research in behavioral endocrinology has implicated the gonadal hormone
testosterone in the regulation of mating effort, often expressed in primates in the form of …

Although testosterone is associated with aggression in the popular imagination, previous
research on the links between testosterone and human aggression has been inconsistent …

The challenge hypothesis makes specific predictions about the association between
testosterone and status-seeking behaviors, but the findings linking testosterone to these …

Objective: The literature on testosterone (T) in men reports diverse correlates of T, some with
minimal empirical support and most with little indication of how they change with advancing …

The correlates of cognitive sex differences are yet to be fully understood. Many biological
and psychosocial factors modulate these cognitive abilities leading to mixed results in the …