War and the socialization of children: Comparing two evolutionary models

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Two evolutionary models are described for assessing the relationships between war and peace, the causes and consequences of father absence and hyperaggressivity. The results have suggested that hyperaggressivity, produced in part by low father salience, has decreased the reproductive success, whereas the environmentally contingent reproductive strategy model has assumed that hyperaggressivity is adaptive for warring societies.

United States, Causes of, Wars, War, Aggressiveness (Psychology) in children, Childhood aggressiveness

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Using the HRAF collection of ethnography in conjunction with the standard cross-cultural sample and the ethnographic atlas

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Information that allows researchers to match cases in the Human Relations Area Files (HRAF) collections with the Standard Cross-Cultural Sample and the Ethnographic Atlas is reported.

China, Hungary, India, Analysis, Surveys, Ethnic groups, Concordances

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Comparing explanations of polygyny

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Polygyny present in various societies especially nonsororal polygyny that is more common than sororal polygyny and have different predictors are discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Sex ratio, Polygamy

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