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• - Evolutionary neurophysiology, facial attractiveness and masculinity. (Scuola Normale Superior, Italy)
  
• - Social and psychological influences on male reproductive physiology and sexual behaviour; sperm competition; intrasexual variation in sexually dimorphic traits; face perception (Brunel University, UK)
  
• - Darwinian medicine; The fragile balance between cooperation and conflict (Cornell University, New York)
  
• - Evolutionary psychology, cognition, domain-specific reasoning (University of California, Santa Barbara).
  
• - Adolescence, social dominance, marital relations, kin recognition through olfaction (Wayne State University, Michigan).
  
• - MHC-correlated mate choice in humans and mice (University of Liverpool)
  
• - Mate choice, facial attractiveness, and individual differences. (University of Liverpool)
  
• - How we recognise facial attributes and understand actions of others (University of St Andrews, Scotland)
  
• - Children's development of basic number and arithmetic skills; evolution of sex differences (University of Missouri at Columbia, USA).
  
• - Evolutionary psychology; psychology of religion; adult attachment and close relationships; statistics, psychometrics, and research methods; social and personality psychology (College of William and Mary, Virginia).
  
• - Human evolutionary psychology as applied to sexual fantasy and sexual attractiveness (University of California at Santa Barbara).
  
• - Evolutionary psychology of human mating strategies; conflict between the sexes; prestige, status, and social reputation; the emotion of jealousy; homicide; anti-homicide defenses; and stalking (University of Texas).
  
• - Kin detection, disgust, altruism, and moral sentiments. (University of Hawaii)
  
• - Family relationships, pubertal timing, and onset of sexual activity and reproduction; sexual attraction and mate selection; dependence and investment in dating relationships (University of Canterbury, New Zealand).
  
• - Coevolution; Development; Cognition; Cultural Learning (Emory University, Georgia)
  
• - Facial attractiveness; social perception; facial emotion (University of Bristol)
  
• - Kin recognition, facial resemblance, face processing. (University of St Andrews, Scotland)
  
• - Human ethology, behavior and environment interactions (University of Vienna).
  
• - Evolutionary significance of human physical attractiveness; Wait-to-hip ratio (University of Texas).
  
• - Behavioural and evolutionary ecology, especially sexual and natural selection (University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa).
  
• - Evolutionary psychological perspectives on perceptions, emotions and motivations (McMaster University, Ontario, Canada).
  
• - Evolution and human behavior; Primate cognition; Self-awareness and social cognition (State University of New York, Albany)
  
• - Language, cognitive science, evolutionary psychology (MIT).
  
• - Evolutionary Ecology; Reproductive Strategies; Demography; Evolutionary Foundations of Morality and Religion; Pastoral Nomads; Middle East (Nortwestern University, Illinois)
  
• - Genetic and environmental influences on human behavioral and physical characteristics (California State University, Fullerton)
  
• - Attributions to social cues, especially in faces (University of Aberdeen, Scotland)
  
• - Eolutionary perspectives on Judaism and European marriage practices. (California State University, Long Beach).
  
• - Emotions; Game theory (New Mexico State University)
  
• - Evolutionary psychology; social cognition; close relationships and relationship breakup; sex differences in memory; jealousy; (Francis Marion University, South Carolina).
  
• - Mental adaptations for judgment, decision-making, strategic behavior, and communication in social and sexual domains (University of New Mexico)
  
• - Social evolution, natural selection and social theory, evolution of selfish genetic elements, bodily and behavioral asymmetry in Jamaican children, deceit and self-deception (Rutgers University, New Jersey).
  
• - Communication, social inference, courtship, and human mating (University of California, Los Angeles)
  
• - Cross-cultural studies of psychological adaptations and human behavioral ecology (University of California at Santa Barbara).
  
• - Resource control and reproductive success; parental strategies; integration of evolutionary theory and resource management; resources and reproductive variance; reproductive and resource tradeoffs for modern women (University of Michigan)
  
• - Biopsychology; Cognitive Psychology; Facial attractiveness (New Mexico State University)
  
• - Evolutionary psychology, emotion, sex and reproduction, food and eating, violence and risk-taking, conformity and cooperation (University of California at Los Angeles).
  
• - Conflict in romantic relationships; sexual jealousy; infidelity; wife-battering and wife-homicide; marital sex (Florida Atlantic University).
  
• - Life and theories of Charles Darwin; origins and validity of psychoanalysis; birth order, family dynamics and personality (University of California at Berkeley).
  
• - Sex Differences in Behaviour; American Politics; American Culture and Society; Marriage Institutions; Monogamy vs. polygyny (London School of Economics, UK)
  
• - Evolutionary psychology of the mechanisms that give rise to and shape human culture (University of California at Los Angeles).
  
• - Evolutionary and ecological aspects of animal social psychology and behavior; insect behavioral ecology; human behavioral ecology and evolutionary psychology; evolutionary methodology (University of New Mexico)
  
• - Evolutionary psychology, sociobiology, human reproductive behaviour (Dalhousie University, Canada).
  
• - Social/personality psychology; mate choice and attractiveness (University of New Mexico)
  
• - Depression and anxiety; Darwinian medicine (University of Michigan)
  
• - Evolutionary and ecological theories and psychology, particularly epidemiological studies on lethal violence among humans, and the behavioral ecology of desert rodents (McMaster University, Ontario, Canada).