Search Results - "Burriss, Robert P."

Testosterone promotes dominance behaviors in the Ultimatum Game after players’ status increases by Inoue, Yukako, Burriss, Robert P., Hasegawa, Toshikazu, Kiyonari, Toko

“…Although testosterone is generally considered to promote dominance behaviors, in humans it fosters behaviors appropriate to achieving and maintaining social…”
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The antipredator benefits of postural camouflage in peppered moth caterpillars by Rowland, Hannah M., Burriss, Robert P., Skelhorn, John

“…Camouflage is the most common form of antipredator defense, and is a textbook example of natural selection. How animals’ appearances prevent detection or…”
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Author Correction: Testosterone promotes either dominance or submissiveness in the Ultimatum Game depending on players’ social rank by Inoue, Yukako, Takahashi, Taiki, Burriss, Robert P., Arai, Sakura, Hasegawa, Toshikazu, Yamagishi, Toshio, Kiyonari, Toko

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Sexual Orientation and the Second to Fourth Finger Length Ratio: A Meta-Analysis in Men and Women by Grimbos, Teresa, Dawood, Khytam, Burriss, Robert P, Zucker, Kenneth J, Puts, David A

“…The ratio of the lengths of the second and fourth fingers (2D:4D) may serve as a marker for prenatal androgen signaling. Because people are typically unaware…”
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Testosterone promotes either dominance or submissiveness in the Ultimatum Game depending on players’ social rank by Inoue, Yukako, Takahashi, Taiki, Burriss, Robert P., Arai, Sakura, Hasegawa, Toshikazu, Yamagishi, Toshio, Kiyonari, Toko

“…Endogenous testosterone promotes behaviours intended to enhance social dominance. However, recent research suggests that testosterone enhances strategic social…”
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Preferences for masculinity in male bodies change across the menstrual cycle by Little, Anthony C., Jones, Benedict C., Burriss, Robert P.

“…In human females cyclic shifts in preference have been documented for odour and physical and behavioral male traits. Women prefer the smell of dominant males,…”
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Changes in Women's Facial Skin Color over the Ovulatory Cycle are Not Detectable by the Human Visual System by Burriss, Robert P, Troscianko, Jolyon, Lovell, P George, Fulford, Anthony J C, Stevens, Martin, Quigley, Rachael, Payne, Jenny, Saxton, Tamsin K, Rowland, Hannah M

“…Human ovulation is not advertised, as it is in several primate species, by conspicuous sexual swellings. However, there is increasing evidence that the…”
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Intrasexual competition among women: Vocal femininity affects perceptions of attractiveness and flirtatiousness by Puts, David A., Barndt, Julia L., Welling, Lisa L.M., Dawood, Khytam, Burriss, Robert P.

“…Cognitive mechanisms for recognizing high quality sexual rivals should facilitate the economical allocation of mating effort. Women compete to attract male…”
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Social transmission of face preferences among humans by Jones, Benedict C, DeBruine, Lisa M, Little, Anthony C, Burriss, Robert P, Feinberg, David R

“…Previous studies demonstrating mate choice copying effects among females in non-human species have led many researchers to propose that social transmission of…”
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Gaze Properties of Women Judging the Attractiveness of Masculine and Feminine Male Faces by Burriss, Robert P., Marcinkowska, Urszula M., Lyons, Minna T.

“…Most studies of female facial masculinity preference have relied upon self-reported preference, with participants selecting or rating the attractiveness of…”
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Social influence in human face preference: men and women are influenced more for long-term than short-term attractiveness decisions by Little, Anthony C, Burriss, Robert P, Jones, Benedict C, DeBruine, Lisa M, Caldwell, Christine A

“…Abstract In nonhuman animals, mate-choice copying has received much attention, with studies demonstrating that females tend to copy the choices of other…”
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Symmetry is sexy: reply to Hodgson's ‘Symmetry and humans’ by Burriss, Robert P.

“…In his contribution to the Antiquity debate over the viability of Kohn and Mithen's 'Sexy Handaxe Theory' (1999),Hodgson (2009: 195-8) asserts that 'symmetry…”
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Human colour in mate choice and competition by Rowland, Hannah M., Burriss, Robert P.

“…The colour of our skin and clothing affects how others perceive us and how we behave. Human skin colour varies conspicuously with genetic ancestry, but even…”
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How valid are assessments of conception probability in ovulatory cycle research? Evaluations, recommendations, and theoretical implications by Gangestad, Steven W, Haselton, Martie G, Welling, Lisa L.M, Gildersleeve, Kelly, Pillsworth, Elizabeth G, Burriss, Robert P, Larson, Christina M, Puts, David A

“…Abstract Over the past two decades, a large literature examining psychological changes across women's ovulatory cycles has accumulated, emphasizing comparisons…”
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Sexual selection on male vocal fundamental frequency in humans and other anthropoids by Puts, David A., Hill, Alexander K., Bailey, Drew H., Walker, Robert S., Rendall, Drew, Wheatley, John R., Welling, Lisa L. M., Dawood, Khytam, Cárdenas, Rodrigo, Burriss, Robert P., Jablonski, Nina G., Shriver, Mark D., Weiss, Daniel, Lameira, Adriano R., Apicella, Coren L., Owren, Michael J., Barelli, Claudia, Glenn, Mary E., Ramos-Fernandez, Gabriel

“…In many primates, including humans, the vocalizations of males and females differ dramatically, with male vocalizations and vocal anatomy often seeming to…”
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Interdependence of Approach and Avoidance Goals in Romantic Couples Over Days and Months by Nikitin, Jana, Wünsche, Jenna, Bühler, Janina L, Weidmann, Rebekka, Burriss, Robert P, Grob, Alexander

“…Abstract Objectives Despite the centrality of people’s approach goals (i.e., approach toward positive outcomes) and avoidance goals (i.e., avoidance of…”
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Women's attractiveness changes with estradiol and progesterone across the ovulatory cycle by Puts, David A., Bailey, Drew H., Cárdenas, Rodrigo A., Burriss, Robert P., Welling, Lisa L.M., Wheatley, John R., Dawood, Khytam

“…In many species, females are more sexually attractive to males near ovulation. Some evidence suggests a similar pattern in humans, but methodological…”
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Committing to a romantic partner: Does attractiveness matter? A dyadic approach by Gonzalez Avilés, Tita, Burriss, Robert P., Weidmann, Rebekka, Bühler, Janina Larissa, Wünsche, Jenna, Grob, Alexander

“…Physical attractiveness is a highly valued trait in prospective romantic partners. However, it is unclear whether romantic partners' attractiveness is…”
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Hard-working in general but lazy at home? Generalized Big Five traits and relationship-specific traits in romantic couples over time by Bühler, Janina Larissa, Wrzus, Cornelia, Weidmann, Rebekka, Wünsche, Jenna, Burriss, Robert P., Grob, Alexander

“…•Relationship-specific traits (RST) were assessed in 551 romantic couples over 1 year.•RST and Big Five traits were positively correlated at Time 1.•RST and…”
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The (bidirectional) associations between romantic attachment orientations and mate retention behavior in male-female romantic couples by Barbaro, Nicole, Weidmann, Rebekka, Burriss, Robert P., Wünsche, Jenna, Bühler, Janina L., Shackelford, Todd K., Grob, Alexander

“…Attachment orientations of anxiety and avoidance are associated with many important romantic relationship outcomes. An evolutionary perspective has informed…”
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