| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 002199 (2006) |
Judith A. Easton [États-Unis] ; Lucas D. Schipper [États-Unis] ; Todd K. Shackelford [États-Unis] | Why the adaptationist perspective must be considered: The example of morbid jealousy |
| 002202 (2006) |
Ralf-Peter Behrendt | The social environment compresses the diversity of genetic aberrations into the uniformity of schizophrenia manifestations |
| 002203 (2006) |
John J. Mcgrath [Australie] | The romance of balancing selection versus the sober alternatives: Let the data rule |
| 002204 (2006) |
Bernard Crespi [Canada] | The natural selection of psychosis |
| 002205 (2006) |
David M. Buss [États-Unis] | The evolutionary genetics of personality: Does mutation load signal relationship load? |
| 002206 (2006) |
Daniel R. Wilson [États-Unis] | The evolution of evolutionary epidemiology: A defense of pluralistic epigenetic modes of transmission |
| 002217 (2006) |
Matthew C. Keller [États-Unis] ; Geoffrey Miller [Haïti] | Resolving the paradox of common, harmful, heritable mental disorders: Which evolutionary genetic models work best? |
| 002218 (2006) |
Daniel Nettle [Royaume-Uni] | Reconciling the mutation-selection balance model with the schizotypy-creativity connection |
| 002223 (2006) |
David C. Airey [États-Unis] ; Richard C. Shelton [États-Unis] | Praise for a critical perspective |
| 002224 (2006) |
Martin Voracek [Autriche] | Population genetical musings on suicidal behavior as a common, harmful, heritable mental disorder |
| 002229 (2006) |
Steven W. Gangestad [États-Unis] ; Ronald A. Yeo [États-Unis] | Mutations, developmental instability, and the Red Queen |
| 002230 (2006) |
Jonathan Williams | Multiple timescales of evolution |
| 002234 (2006) |
Antonio Preti [Italie] ; Paola Miotto [Italie] | Mental disorders, evolution, and inclusive fitness |
| 002235 (2006) |
Joseph Polimeni [Canada] | Mental disorders are not a homogeneous construct |
| 002240 (2006) |
Jerome C. Wakefield [États-Unis] | High mental disorder rates are based on invalid measures: Questions about the claimed ubiquity of mutation-induced dysfunction |
| 002241 (2006) |
Ester I. Klimkeit [Australie] ; John L. Bradshaw [Australie] | Heritable mental disorders: You can't choose your relatives, but it is they who may really count |
| 002242 (2006) |
Nicholas B. Allen [Australie] ; Paul B. T. Badcock [Haïti, Australie] | Genes for susceptibility to mental disorder are not mental disorder: Clarifying the target of evolutionary analysis and the role of the environment |
| 002243 (2006) |
Tom Campbell [Finlande] ; Daria Osipova [Finlande] ; Seppo K Hkönen [Finlande] | Finland's Galapagos: Founder effect, drift, and isolation in the inheritance of susceptibility alleles |
| 002246 (2006) |
Martin Brüne [Allemagne] | Evolutionary psychiatry is dead – Long liveth evolutionary psychopathology |
| 002255 (2006) |
Julia A. Sherman [Niger] | Bipolar disorder evolved as an adaptation to severe climate |
| 002256 (2006) |
John S. Price [Royaume-Uni] | Behavioural ecology as a basic science for evolutionary psychiatry |
| 002257 (2006) |
Morton Ann Gernsbacher [États-Unis] ; Michelle Dawson [Haïti, États-Unis] ; Laurent Mottron [Haïti, États-Unis] | Autism: Common, heritable, but not harmful |
| 002258 (2006) |
Oliver Mayo [Australie] ; Carolyn Leach [Australie] | Are common, harmful, heritable mental disorders common relative to other such non-mental disorders, and does their frequency require a special explanation? |
| 002259 (2006) |
Matthew C. Keller [États-Unis] ; Geoffrey Miller [Haïti] | An evolutionary framework for mental disorders: Integrating adaptationist and evolutionary genetic models |
| 002260 (2006) |
Alfonso Troisi [Italie] | Adaptationism and medicalization: The Scylla and Charybdis of Darwinian psychiatry |
| 002457 (2005) |
Paul J. Zak [États-Unis] | trust: a temporary human attachment facilitated by oxytocin |
| 002458 (2005) |
Michael Glassman [États-Unis] ; Cynthia K. Buettner [États-Unis] | the role of trait affiliation in human community |
| 002459 (2005) |
Petra Netter [Allemagne] ; Martin Reuter [Allemagne] ; Juergen Hennig [Allemagne] | specificity of affiliation supported by neurotransmitter challenge tests and molecular genetics |
| 002460 (2005) |
Stephanie L. Brown [États-Unis] ; R. Michael Brown [États-Unis] | social bonds, motivational conflict, and altruism: implications for neurobiology |
| 002461 (2005) |
Daniel John Zizzo [Royaume-Uni] | serotonin, dopamine, and cooperation |
| 002462 (2005) |
Simon N. Young [Canada] ; D. S. Moskowitz [Canada] | serotonin and affiliative behavior |
| 002463 (2005) |
Leonard D. Katz [États-Unis] | opioid bliss as the felt hedonic core of mammalian prosociality – and of consummatory pleasure more generally? |
| 002464 (2005) |
C. S. Carter [États-Unis] ; K. L. Bales [États-Unis] ; S. W. Porges [États-Unis] | neuropeptides influence expression of and capacity to form social bonds |
| 002465 (2005) |
Richard A. Depue [États-Unis] ; Jeannine V. Morrone-Strupinsky [États-Unis] | modeling human behavioral traits and clarifying the construct of affiliation and its disorders |
| 002466 (2005) |
Patricio O'Donnell [États-Unis] | mesolimbic-mesocortical loops may encode saliency, not just reward |
| 002467 (2005) |
Jaak Panksepp [États-Unis] ; Joseph R. Moskal [États-Unis] | loving opioids in the brain |
| 002468 (2005) |
Marvin Zuckerman [États-Unis] | it's a long way up from comparative studies of animals to personality traits in humans |
| 002469 (2005) |
Nancy Nyquist Potter [États-Unis] | is the construct for human affiliation too narrow? |
| 002470 (2005) |
Daniel S. Levine [États-Unis] | is all affiliation the same? facilitation or complementarity? |
| 002471 (2005) |
Marcus R. Munaf [Royaume-Uni] | integrating genetic, behavioral, and psychometric research in conceptualizing human behavioral traits |
| 002472 (2005) |
Diego A. Pizzagalli [États-Unis] ; Christen M. Deveney [États-Unis] | impaired hedonic capacity in major depressive disorder: impact on affiliative behaviors |
| 002473 (2005) |
James Edward Swain [États-Unis] ; Linda C. Mayes [États-Unis] ; James F. Leckman [États-Unis] | endogenous and exogenous opiates modulate the development of parent–infant attachment |
| 002474 (2005) |
Alfonso Troisi [Italie] ; Francesca R. D'Amato [Italie] | deficits in affiliative reward: an endophenotype for psychiatric disorders? |
| 002475 (2005) |
Warren B. Miller [Niger] | affiliative reward and the ontogenetic bonding system |
| 002476 (2005) |
Ralf-Peter Behrendt | affiliative drive: could this be disturbed in childhood autism? |
| 002477 (2005) |
Kosuke Itoh [Japon] ; Akihiro Izumi [Japon] | affiliative bonding as a dynamical process: a view from ethology |
| 002478 (2005) |
Tamara A. R. Weinstein [États-Unis] ; John P. Capitanio [États-Unis] | a nonhuman primate perspective on affiliation |
| 002479 (2005) |
Richard A. Depue [États-Unis] ; Jeannine V. Morrone-Strupinsky [États-Unis] | a neurobehavioral model of affiliative bonding: implications for conceptualizing a human trait of affiliation |
