2019
DOI: 10.2458/v10i1.23522
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War and Peace: A Diachronic Social Biogeography of Life History Strategy and Between-Group Relations in Two Western European Populations

Abstract: We report successful diachronic replication of two major sets of prior findings in the social biogeography of human life history (LH) strategy: (1) the constructive replication of the diachronic changes in the latent hierarchical structure of intelligence in Britannic populations, but as presently applied to the latent hierarchical structure of human LH strategy, now cross-validated in both Britannic and Gallic populations; and (2) the diachronic replication in both Britannic and Gallic populations of the stru… Show more

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“…In spite of these steps, internal consistency with respect to the factor scale was not guaranteed to be consistently high for every single item, as illustrated by the negative (albeit statistically nonsignificant) part-whole correlations of the items victoire and songes in the French version of the scale. 32 Unit-weighted factor loadings for the slow LH factor in the Britannic version ranged from .822 to .974 (all significant), and the overall factor explained 86.11% of the variance in the total word usage frequencies. In the Gallic version, factor loadings ranged from -.107 to .937 (all positive and significant except for victoire), and 64.66% of the variance was explained by the common factor among word usage estimates.…”
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confidence: 94%
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“…In spite of these steps, internal consistency with respect to the factor scale was not guaranteed to be consistently high for every single item, as illustrated by the negative (albeit statistically nonsignificant) part-whole correlations of the items victoire and songes in the French version of the scale. 32 Unit-weighted factor loadings for the slow LH factor in the Britannic version ranged from .822 to .974 (all significant), and the overall factor explained 86.11% of the variance in the total word usage frequencies. In the Gallic version, factor loadings ranged from -.107 to .937 (all positive and significant except for victoire), and 64.66% of the variance was explained by the common factor among word usage estimates.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…26 It was validated relative to diachronically convergent indicators of competition among groups, and the translation and adaptation process to French was recently validated as well. 32 The equivalent words in the French version were abnégation, bienveillance, charité, compassion, devoir, dévouement, hardiesse, héroïsme, obéissance, and patriotisme.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…But the temporal association between K and micro-innovation rates is less well established. Here we examine this association using temporal correlations involving a latent chronometric K-factor composed of convergent trends in the utilization frequencies of both low-and high-K indicating vocabulary items tracked using Google Ngram Viewer; life expectancy, infant mortality, and total fertility rates (from Figueredo et al 2019); and a measure of per capita macroinnovation rates and GDP per capita (from Woodley of Menie et al 2017b), predominantly sampled from the United States and United Kingdom, covering 104 years (1889Kingdom, covering 104 years ( -1993.…”
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confidence: 99%