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1 Advances in Psychological Science B (Richard Dawkins) 20 Desmond Morris Konrad Lorenz Niko Tinbergen (Evolutionary psychologyep) On Aggression Jerome (1966) Barkow (Buss 1995) jiananzhong@zju.edu.cn fitness aximizers (adaptation 694
2 executors) (mechanism activators) Darwinian algorithms [2] 2.1 * Pleistocene -hunter-gatherer (proximate) (now-and -forever causes) 1859 [1] (Ghiselin)1973 (Tooby Cosmides) ** 1992 * ** etrinity of causes-laws-predictions cheater detection mechanisms Plotkin H. Evolution in Mind.Harvard University Press,1998
3 (the trinity of causes-laws-predictions) 1 PsycINRFO Evolutionary Psychology [4] William Bateson de Vries
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6 Differential Parental Investment KinSelection D. William D. Hamilton = + * (2) 186 [8] [6] [9] modular brain 2 inclusive fitness [10] * (sex-role reversals),
7 / / 2 [7] 4.2 [11] (Gintis)
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