Behavioral and Brain Sciences

Volume 32 : Issue 1

Table of Contents

• Sex, attachment, and the development of reproductive strategies 
  Marco Del Giudice
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• Selfishness and sex or cooperation and family values? 
  Joshua M. Ackerman and Douglas T. Kenrick
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• No reliable gender differences in attachment across the lifespan 
  Marian J. Bakermans-Kranenburg and Marinus H. van IJzendoorn
  Page 22
• Attachment, reproduction, and life history trade-offs: A broader view of human mating 
  Lane Beckes and Jeffry A. Simpson
  Page 23
• Fatal attraction syndrome: Not a good way to keep your man 
  Anne Campbell
  Page 24
• Avoidant strategy in insecure females 
  Bin-Bin Chen and Dan Li
  Page 25
• Attachment and life history strategy 
  Aurelio José Figueredo, Jon A. Sefcek and Sally G. Olderbak
  Page 26
• Evolution of neuroendocrine mechanisms linking attachment and life history: The social neuroendocrinology of middle childhood 
  Mark V. Flinn, Michael P. Muehlenbein and Davide Ponzi
  Page 27
• Attachment strategies across sex, ontogeny, and relationship type 
  Cari D. Goetz, Carin Perilloux and David M. Buss
  Page 28
• Co-regulation of stress in uterus and during early infancy mediates early programming of gender differences in attachment styles: Evolutionary, genetic, and endocrinal perspectives 
  Sari Goldstein Ferber
  Page 29
• Attachment theory underestimates the child 
  Judith Rich Harris
  Page 30
• Synthesizing life history theory with sexual selection: Toward a comprehensive model of alternative reproductive strategies 
  Jenée James Jackson and Bruce J. Ellis
  Page 31
• Attachment patterns of homeless youth: Choices of stress and confusion 
  Min Ju Kang and Michael Glassman
  Page 32
• Developmental transformations in attachment in middle childhood 
  Kathryn A. Kerns
  Page 33
• Life history as an integrative theoretical framework advancing the understanding of the attachment system 
  Daniel J. Kruger
  Page 34
• Disorganized attachment and reproductive strategies 
  Andrew J. Lewis and Gregory Tooley
  Page 35
• Gender difference of insecure attachment: Universal or culture-specific? 
  Nanxin Li, Jibo He and Tonggui Li
  Page 36
• The contribution of comparative research to the development and testing of life history models of human attachment and reproductive strategies 
  Dario Maestripieri
  Page 37
• Adaptive developmental plasticity might not contribute much to the adaptiveness of reproductive strategies 
  Lars Penke
  Page 38
• Modeling, simulating, and simplifying links between stress, attachment, and reproduction 
  Dean Petters and Everett Waters
  Page 39
• Predicting cross-cultural patterns in sex-biased parental investment and attachment 
  Robert J. Quinlan
  Page 40
• Neuroendocrine features of attachment in infants and nonhuman primates 
  Leslie J. Seltzer and Seth D. Pollak
  Page 41
• Attachment styles within sexual relationships are strategic 
  Douglas K. Symons and Alicia L. Szielasko
  Page 42
• Attachment and sexual strategies 
  Lane E. Volpe and Robert A. Barton
  Page 43
• What love has to do with it: An attachment perspective on pair bonding and sexual behavior 
  Vivian Zayas and Daphna Ram
  Page 44
• Human reproductive strategies: An emerging synthesis? 
  Marco Del Giudice
  Page 45
• Précis of Bayesian Rationality: The Probabilistic Approach to Human Reasoning 
  Mike Oaksford and Nick Chater
  Page 69
• Identifying the optimal response is not a necessary step toward explaining function 
  Henry Brighton and Henrik Olsson
  Page 85
• Explaining norms and norms explained 
  David Danks and Frederick Eberhardt
  Page 86
• Beyond response output: More logical than we think 
  Wim De Neys
  Page 87
• Does rational analysis stand up to rational analysis? 
  Jonathan St. B. T. Evans
  Page 88
• The strengths of and some of the challenges for Bayesian models of cognition 
  Thomas L. Griffiths
  Page 89
• Explaining more by drawing on less 
  Ulrike Hahn
  Page 90
• Are stomachs rational? 
  Elias L. Khalil
  Page 91
• Is the second-step conditionalization unnecessary? 
  In-mao Liu
  Page 92
• Bayes plus environment 
  Craig R. M. McKenzie
  Page 93
• Naïve optimality: Subjects' heuristics can be better motivated than experimenters' optimal models 
  Jonathan D. Nelson
  Page 94
• Oaksford Chater's theory of reasoning: High prior, lower posterior plausibility 
  Klaus Oberauer
  Page 95
• Human reasoning includes a mental logic 
  David P. O'Brien
  Page 96
• Uncertain premises and Jeffrey's rule 
  David E. Over and Constantinos Hadjichristidis
  Page 97
• Mental probability logic 
  Niki Pfeifer and Gernot D. Kleiter
  Page 98
• Popper's Severity of Test as an intuitive probabilistic model of hypothesis testing 
  Fenna H. Poletiek
  Page 99
• Let us not put the probabilistic cart before the uncertainty bull 
  Guy Politzer and Jean-François Bonnefon
  Page 100
• On is an ought: Levels of analysis and the descriptive versus normative analysis of human reasoning 
  Walter Schroyens
  Page 101
• Nonmonotonic does not mean probabilistic 
  Keith Stenning and Michiel van Lambalgen
  Page 102
• The dynamics of development: Challenges for Bayesian rationality 
  Nils Straubinger, Edward T. Cokely and Jeffrey R. Stevens
  Page 103
• How do individuals reason in the Wason card selection task? 
  Eric-Jan Wagenmakers
  Page 104
• The uncertain reasoner: Bayes, logic, and rationality 
  Mike Oaksford and Nick Chater
  Page 105
• BBS volume 32 issue 1 Cover and Front matter 
  
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• BBS volume 32 issue 1 Cover and Back matter 
  
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