The following posters will be on display at the meeting:
Jan Antfolk, Debra Lieberman, & Pekka Santtila, Abo Academi:
Individual Inbreeding Aversion is Predicted by Fitness Costs
Irrespective of Self-Involvement: Support for Hypotheses Derived from
Inclusive-Fitness Theory
Sue Aitken, Liverpool Hope University:
Fitness-relevance and memory for object
features
Sue Aitken & Thomas Platt, Liverpool Hope University:
Cohabiting Psychopaths: All the
advantages, no commitment!
Emilia Bergen & Jan Antfolk, Abo Academi: Mating Strategies Online:
Compensational Behavior or a Recreational Playground for High Mate Value
Individuals
Alyson Blanchard, Minna Lyons, Liverpool Hope University, & Emma Nelson, Oxford University:
Prenatal testosterone
and psychopathy
Andrew Dunn & K Wheatley, Nottingham Trent
University:
Pathogen load priming influences voice and face compound
preferences
Thibaud Gruber, University of Zurich and Fyssen foundation:
How to connect the study of cognition and culture in wild apes?
Monica Ålgars, Maria Finne, Linda
Salo, Abo Academi:
Female Intra-sexual Competition and Disordered
Eating: Testing an Evolutionary Hypothesis
Ulvi Piirisalu & Peeter Hõrak, University of Tartu: Do reproductive
potentials attract? An analysis of personal ads in Estonian Internet
dating site
Urszula Marcinkowska & Markus Rantala, University of Turku:
Experimental testing of Westermarck effect in facial preferences in humans; Intersexual differences in incest avoidance
The posters will be on display during the whole meeting and the authors
of the posters are present at the poster session, 14.9 9:30-10:30.
For further information about the posters, contact Minna Lyons, lyonsm2 (at) hope.ac.uk.
Information on the Nordic Evolutionary Psychology Meeting held in Turku, Finland, 13.-14. September 2012.
Welcome!
Welcome!
We welcome you to the Nordic Evolutionary Psychology Meeting, held in Turku, Finland, 13.-14. September 2012. The theme of the meeting is comparative and multidisciplinary approach to evolutionary psychology.
The purpose of the meeting is to bring together researchers and students from diverse backgrounds unified by interest in explaining behaviour in the light of evolution. The speakers include distinguished researchers studying the behaviour of humans, non-human primates and other animals.
The meeting is free of charge for all interested participants and we warmly recommend it to both graduate and postgraduate students in addition to researchers. Registration is required for participation, since we have limited space available.
We look forward to meeting you in Turku. On the behalf of organizers,
Markus Rantala, Katja Valli and Nils Sandman
For further information, please leave a comment below or contact: NEPM2012@Gmail.com
We welcome you to the Nordic Evolutionary Psychology Meeting, held in Turku, Finland, 13.-14. September 2012. The theme of the meeting is comparative and multidisciplinary approach to evolutionary psychology.
The purpose of the meeting is to bring together researchers and students from diverse backgrounds unified by interest in explaining behaviour in the light of evolution. The speakers include distinguished researchers studying the behaviour of humans, non-human primates and other animals.
The meeting is free of charge for all interested participants and we warmly recommend it to both graduate and postgraduate students in addition to researchers. Registration is required for participation, since we have limited space available.
We look forward to meeting you in Turku. On the behalf of organizers,
Markus Rantala, Katja Valli and Nils Sandman
For further information, please leave a comment below or contact: NEPM2012@Gmail.com
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