Christian T. Elbaek, Panagiotis Mitkidis, Lene Aarøe, & Tobias Otterbring are currently collecting data for the first meta-analysis on how material scarcity (such as food scarcity, water scarcity or financial poverty) and self-regulatory-resources, respectively, affects moral economic behavior. Specifically, we are looking for studies with behavioral dependent measures of economic cheating, which also entail studies […]
In 2009, the Publications Committee of HBES initiated an annual award for the best paper in each volume of Evolution and Human Behavior, “The Margo Wilson Award.” The award carries a cash prize of $1,500, and the winning paper is chosen by the Editorial Board of Evolution and Human Behavior. This year, the competition […]
Dear HBES Members, It has been a busy summer at Evolution and Human Behavior and I am pleased to provide you with several updates. EHB Special Issues Currently at EHB, we are working on the publication of two special issues. The first special issue, organized by Joe Henrich, Coren Apicella, and Ara Norenzayan, examines […]
We are looking for 2-3 postdoctoral researchers or graduate students to organize a new HBES Virtual Roundtable Discussion Series. Responsibilities include organizing, promoting (in coordination with the Communications Officer), and introducing each event. This is a great networking opportunity and comes with free HBES membership. Interested persons should send an email to Coren Apicella […]
by Juliana French & Andrea Meltzer 140 million. That’s how many women world-wide are estimated to use hormonal contraceptives such as The Pill. The main function of hormonal contraceptives (and a leading reason for why so many women use them) is to decrease the likelihood of conception. But through administering synthetic hormones to achieve […]
By Gary Brase, Sydni Huxman & Jordann Brandner Most of the time, you can only have one. Whether it is a college, a car, a home, or a relationship partner, people make difficult decisions about which options to pursue and which to not pursue. A big part of what makes these decisions difficult is […]
The Department of Political Science at Aarhus BSS, Aarhus University, invites applications for a 3-year postdoctoral position offering applicants an exciting opportunity to join a research project with a focus on political hostility on social media. Applications are due September 16, 2020. The starting date is January 2021 or subject to mutual agreement. The research […]
The HBES Executive Council is now soliciting funding applications from HBES members for an October 1, 2020 deadline. Two grants are available for this round of funding: 1. General Funding Grant, which is intended to subsidize costs associated with hosting events such as conferences and pre-conference meetings, workshops, and other activities or educational opportunities […]
Early Career (Evolutionary) Writing Group! Are you an early career HBES member feeling socially distanced from your evolutionary psychology peers? Would you like some external motivation to get writing done? A virtual writing group is being organized by Stacey Makhanova. Assistant professors, post-docs, and graduate students at the dissertation stage are welcome to […]
Thesis: body piercing and past human migrations Phd thesis proposal: National museum of natural history, Paris, France Recommended background: archaeology, or anthropology, or human population Genetics Lab: Eco-Anthropologie Umr 7206, Musée De L’homme, Paris, France Duration: 3 years (starting fall 2020) Supervisors: Franz Manni and Evelyne Heyer Net salary: 1,400 euro Contact email: […]