Lancaster / Santa Barbara / New York / West Sussex / Chicago / /
Company
Griffin A. S. / Cambridge University Press / MIT Press / WTRgroup / Elsevier Inc. / Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / Wilson / Pearson / Benefitgroup / Stephens / ABC Research Group / /
Country
United States / Paraguay / United Kingdom / / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
Director's Pioneer Award / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
University of Chicago Press / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
spider monkey food calls / less food / animal products / memory confusion protocol / resource pooling systems / food / energy / Food sharing / human food transfers / energy cost / possible solution / computational algorithm / food restaurant / social insurance / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences / National Institute of Health / National Science Foundation / MIT / University of California / Santa Barbara / Princeton University / National Academy of Sciences / Theresa E. Robertson Center for Evolutionary Psychology / University of Chicago Press / Oxford University / /
Person
Leda Cosmides / Nancy Collins / Andrew W. Delton / John Tooby / Daphne Bugental / Desirable / Hudson / Andrew Delton / Tamsin German / / /
Position
Driver / Harper / Corresponding author / King / Director / Ache hunter / /
Product
Taylor / /
ProvinceOrState
Sussex / South Dakota / New Mexico / California / /
PublishedMedium
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences / Personality and Social Psychology Review / American Journal of Sociology / Biology Letters / Current Anthropology / Evolution and Human Behavior / Journal of Personality and Social Psychology / Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / Psychological Review / European Journal of Social Psychology / Journal of Experimental Social Psychology / American Sociological Review / /
Technology
memory confusion protocol / computational algorithm / assessed using the memory confusion protocol / /
The social cognition of social foraging: partner selection by underlying valuation