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Evolutionary psychology is an important and rapidly expanding area in the life, social, and behavioral sciences, and this Handbook represents the most comprehensive and up-to-date reference text in the field today. Over three volumes, the Handbook provides a rich overview of the most important theoretical and empirical work in the field. Chapters cover a broad range of topics, including theoretical foundations, the integration of evolutionary psychology with other life, social, and behavioral sciences, as well as with the arts and the humanities, and the increasing power of evolutionary psychology to inform applied fields, including medicine, psychiatry, law, and education. Each of the volumes has been carefully curated to have a strong thematic focus, covering: - The foundations of evolutionary psychology; - The integration of evolutionary psychology with other disciplines, and; - The applications of evolutionary psychology. The SAGE Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology is an essential resource for researchers, graduate students, and advanced undergraduate students in all areas of psychology, and in related disciplines across the life, social, and behavioral sciences.
Volume 1: Foundations of Evolutionary Psychology \\ Part 1: Foundations of Evolution \\ Chapter 1: Sexual Selection: A Brief IntroductionC. Ruth Archer & David J. Hosken \\ Chapter 2: Inclusive Fitness TheoryCarey J. Fitzgerald \\ Chapter 3: Adaptive ProblemsGary L. Brase \\ Chapter 4: Differential ReproductionLaura Betzig \\ Chapter 5: The Products of Evolution: Conceptual Distinctions, Evidentiary Criteria, and Empirical ExamplesLaith Al-Shawaf, David M.G. Lewis, Nicole Barbaro, & Yzar S. Wehbe \\ Chapter 6: Evolved Psychological MechanismsDavid M.G. Lewis, Laith Al-Shawaf, Matthew B. Thompson, & David M. Buss \\ Part 2: Middle-Level Evolutionary Theories \\ Chapter 7: Why Sex?Mark V. Flinn \\ Chapter 8: Parental Investment TheoryJustin K. Mogilski \\ Chapter 9: Parent-offspring ConflictMenelaos Apostolou \\ Chapter 10: Theory of Reciprocal AltruismGerald Carter, Mu-Hsun Chen, & Imran Razik \\ Chapter 11: The Trivers-Willard HypothesisCatherine Salmon & Jessica Hehman \\ Chapter 12: Life History TheoryDaniel J. Kruger \\ Chapter 13: Sperm Competition TheoryTara DeLecce & Michael N. Pham \\ Chapter 14: Sexual Conflict Theory: Concepts and Empirical TestsWayne R. Rostant, Emily K. Fowler, & Tracey Chapman \\ Chapter 15: Attachment Theory: A Behavioral Systems Approach for Studying Species-Universal and Individual-Differences Aspects of the Social MindMario Mikulincer & Phil Shaver \\ Part 3: Research Methods and Strategies \\ Chapter 16: Cross-species comparisons: When comparing apples to oranges is fruitfulJennifer Vonk, Jared Edge, Jacob Pappas, Audrey Robeson, & Amity Jordan \\ Chapter 17: Cross-Cultural ResearchMenelaos Apostolou \\ Chapter 18: Neuroscientific MethodsJennifer Mundale \\ Chapter 19: Behavior GeneticsNicole Barbaro & Lars Penke \\ Chapter 20: Sex Differences and Sex SimilaritiesAlastair P.C. Davies \\ Chapter 21: Within-Species Individual DifferencesTim Marsh \\ Chapter 22: Social BiogeographyAurelio José Figueredo, Mateo Peñaherrera-Aguirre, Steven C. Hertler, & Michael A. Woodley \\ Chapter 23: Cross-Cultural Differences in Cognition and LearningAlfredo Ardila \\ Chapter 24: Sources of Data for Testing Evolutionary HypothesesCarey Fitzgerald & Jody A. Thompson \\ Chapter 25: Controversial Issues and Misunderstandings in Evolutionary PsychologyDarren Burke \\ Volume 2: Integration of Evolutionary Psychology with Other Disciplines \\ Part 1: Integration within Psychology \\ Chapter 1: Evolutionary Social PsychologyMichael Baker \\ Chapter 2: Evolutionary Cognitive PsychologyJeanette Altarriba & Allison Wilck \\ Chapter 3: Evolutionary Developmental PsychologyCarlos Hernández Blasi \\ Chapter 4: Evolutionary NeuropsychologyFrederick L. Coolidge & Thomas Wynn \\ Chapter 5: Comparative Evolutionary PsychologySarah F. Brosnan \\ Chapter 6: Evolutionary Industrial and Organizational PsychologyStephen M. Colarelli, Charlie Yang, & Tyler J. Mirando \\ Chapter 7: Evolutionary Clinical PsychologyLeif Edward Ottesen Kennair, Simen Mjøen Larsen, & Thomas H. Kleppestø \\ Chapter 8: Evolutionary Cultural PsychologyOliver Sng & Steven L. Neuberg \\ Chapter 9: Evolutionary Educational PsychologyJohn Sweller \\ Part 2: Integration with other Life, Social, and Behavioral Sciences \\ Chapter 10: Evolutionary Psychology and BiologyJohn Alcock \\ Chapter 11: Implications of Genetic Research for Evolutionary PsychologyRachel Knoblach, Bethany Mims, Raquel Oliveira, & Kevin Beaver \\ Chapter 12: Evolutionary Psychology and AnthropologyElizabeth Cashdan, Joan B. Silk, & Ayanna K. Willard \\ Chapter 13: Evolutionary Psychology and ArchaeologyMarc Abramiuk \\ Chapter 14: Evolutionary Psychology and SociologyStephen Sanderson \\ Chapter 15: Evolutionary Psychology and Political Science: The role of human psychology in institutional structuresRose McDermott \\ Chapter 16: Evolutionary Psychology and EconomicsC. Monica Capra & Paul Rubin \\ Chapter 17: Evolutionary Psychology and Business: Examining Life at Work Through Life at Work Through the Lens of StatusJill M. Sundie, Daniel J. Beal, & Howard M. Weiss \\ Chapter 18: Evolutionary Psychology and Gender StudiesMaryanne L. Fisher & Rebecca L. Burch \\ Part 3: Integration with the Humanities \\ Chapter 19: Evolutionary Psychology and EthicsChristine Clavien & Florian Cova \\ Chapter 20: Evolutionary Literary TheoryEmelie Jonsson \\ Chapter 21: Evolutionary Psychology and the Study of ReligionJohn Teehan, Helen De Cruz, & Johan De Smedt \\ Chapter 22: Evolution and HistoryLaura Betzig \\ Chapter 23: Evolutionary Psychology and the Performing ArtsNicholas Bannan \\ Chapter 24: Evolutionary Psychology an the Visual ArtsRichard Hickman \\ Volume 3: Applications of Evolutionary Psychology \\ Part 1: Applications to Health and Well-Being \\ Chapter 1: Evolutionary Psychology and Counseling and PsychotherapyCezar Giosan \\ Chapter 2: Evolutionary Psychology and PsychiatryRiadh Abed & Paul St. John-Smith \\ Chapter 3: Evolutionary Psychology and SuicidologyC.A. Soper, John F. Gunn III, & Pablo Malo \\ Chapter 4: Evolutionary Psychology and Mindfulness and Meditation: Easing the Anxiety of Being HumanJames Carmody \\ Chapter 5: Evolutionary Psychology and Environmental SciencesUlysses Paulino Albuquerque, Joelson M.B. Moura, Risonedie Henriques da Silva, Washington S. Ferreira Júnior, & Taline C. Silva \\ Chapter 6: Evolutionary Psychology and Public HealthSimon Russell \\ Chapter 7: Animal Ethics and Evolutionary PsychologyDiana Santos Fleischman \\ Part 2: Applications to Law and Order \\ Chapter 8: Evolutionary Psychology and Political InstitutionsMichael Latner \\ Chapter 9: Evolutionary Psychology and CrimeJoseph L. Nedelec \\ Chapter 10: Evolutionary Psychology and Policing: The Balance Between Aggression and RestraintLois James \\ Chapter 11: Evolutionary Psychology, Jurisprudence, and SentencingEyal Aharoni & Morris B. Hoffman \\ Chapter 12: Evolutionary Psychology and IncarcerationAlina Simona Rusu \\ Chapter 13: Evolution and PunishmentAnthony Walsh, Cody Jorgensen, & Jessica Wells \\ Chapter 14: Evolutionary Psychology and Corrections and RehabilitationIan A. Silver & Jamie Newsome \\ Chapter 15: Evolutionary Psychology and Organized CrimeRussil Durrant \\ Chapter 16: Evolutionary Psychology and WarfareAnthony C. Lopez \\ Part 3: Applications to Technology, Communications, and the Future \\ Chapter 17: Evolutionary Psychology and Artificial Intelligence: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Human BehaviourHolly Wilson, Paul Rauwolf, & Joanna J. Bryson \\ Chapter 18: Evolutionary Psychology and RoboticsRobert Finkelstein \\ Chapter 19: Evolutionary Psychology and Dangerous Driving BehaviorDeanna Singhal & David Wiesenthal \\ Chapter 20: Evolutionary Psychology and Mass MediaGayle S. Stever \\ Chapter 21: Evolutionary Psychology and CommunicationNed Kock \\ Chapter 22: Evolutionary Psychology and Climate Change: Understanding the impact of time perspective on carbon emissions across 75 countriesMark A. Caudell \\ Chapter 23: Evolutionary Psychology and Thanatology: Responses to DeathJames R. Anderson \\ Chapter 24: Evolutionary Psychology and ReproductionStephen Whyte & Benno Torgler \\ Chapter 25: Evolutionary Psychology and CyberwarfareRobert Finkelstein
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