<i>The Foraging Spectrum: Diversity in Hunter‐Gatherer Lifeways.</i> Robert L. Kelly

Lindly, John M.; Clark, Geoffrey A.

doi:10.1525/aa.1996.98.4.02a00600

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“…Above all, to sort others into the same-gender or other-gender category provides a precondition of governing cross-sex interactions and selecting romantic and mating partners for reproduction of offsprings. Geographically local social contact, which was constrained by foot traveling in early human history (Kelly, 1995), provided few chances for developing platonic/romantic relationships and selecting mate partners from remote tribes (e.g., other-race groups). Even in the current societies, mating partners are selected mainly from same-race individuals (Qian & Lichter, 2011).…”

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Priority of racial and gender categorization of faces: A social task demand framework.

Zhang¹,

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Han³

2023

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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Social categorization of faces occurs along multiple dimensions such as race and gender and influences interpersonal interactions widely. Does social categorization of faces along different dimensions take place in parallel or give priority to some faces along a specific dimension? Across seven studies, we proposed and empirically tested a social task demand hypothesis that social categorization of a particular group of faces occurs in priority along one dimension (race or gender) in response to specific social task demands. Study 1 showed behavioral evidence that other-race faces are more densely clustered into one category, whereas same-race faces are more distantly separated into two (male and female) categories. Studies 2–4 showed electrophysiological evidence for earlier spontaneous racial categorization of other-race faces but earlier spontaneous gender categorization of same-race faces during an individual face recognition task. Studies 5–7 manipulated social task demands and provided electrophysiological evidence that early processes underlying racial or gender categorization of other-race or same-race faces were inhibited or facilitated by task demands of evaluating gender roles or group membership of perceived faces. Our findings indicate that the priority of racial or gender categorization of other-race or same-race faces varies dynamically to meet social task demands of managing intergroup and cross-sex interactions.

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Priority of racial and gender categorization of faces: A social task demand framework.

Zhang¹,

Zhou²,

Han³

2023

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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“…Furthermore, all female mammals, including ancestral women, carried the obligatory investment burdens associated with lactation. Lactation can last several years in human foraging environments (Kelly, 1995), years during which it is harder for women to reproduce and invest in additional offspring than it is for men.…”

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Universal sex differences in the desire for sexual variety: Tests from 52 nations, 6 continents, and 13 islands.

Schmitt

2003

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“…75 Féblot-Augustins (1999); Bracco (2001). 76 Binford (1980); Kelly (1995); Beyries (1997); Binford (2002) 109-143. egyéb tevékenységeik közben. 77 Emiatt egy kőeszköz nyersanyagának a forrása a beszerzésekor sokkal közelebb is lehetett, mint amilyen távolságra a régészeti leletanyagban megtaláljuk.…”

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“…107 Dennel (1983) 12; Kelly (1995). elhelyezkedő nyersanyagforrásokkal való kapcsolatát számos tényező befolyásolja.…”

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A kőnyersanyag-források és az őskori ember: Egy sokrétű viszony kutatása

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2023

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AbsztraktA hazai ősrégészetben a kőnyersanyagok rendszeres kutatása csak az 1970-es években indult el. Ezt a kutatást kezdettől fogva a proveniencia szemlélet jellemezte. Az 1990-es évektől a hangsúly az archeometriai vizsgálatokra helyeződött. A nemzetközi kutatásban viszont a technikai viselkedés rekonstruálása került a középpontba. A paleoetnológiai szemlélet felhasználásával komplexen vizsgálható az őskori embercsoportok viselkedése a nyersanyagok beszerzése és felhasználása terén. A cikk az elemzések elméleti és módszertani alapjait mutatja be.The systematic research of lithic raw materials in Hungarian archaeology only started in the 1970s. From the beginning, this research was characterized by the provenance approach. From the 1990s, the focus shifted to archaeometric studies. In international research, on the other hand, the reconstruction of technical behavior also came into focus. By using the palaeoethnological approach, the behavior of prehistoric human groups in the procurement and use of raw materials can be investigated in a complex manner. The article reviews the theoretical and methodological foundations of these analyses.

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The Foraging Spectrum: Diversity in Hunter‐Gatherer Lifeways. Robert L. Kelly

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Priority of racial and gender categorization of faces: A social task demand framework.

Priority of racial and gender categorization of faces: A social task demand framework.

Universal sex differences in the desire for sexual variety: Tests from 52 nations, 6 continents, and 13 islands.

A kőnyersanyag-források és az őskori ember: Egy sokrétű viszony kutatása

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