Wykład i warsztaty profesora Davida Putsa – psychologa i antropologa

Nasz gość wygłosił również wykład pt. Four Lessons on Human Social Evolution from 25 Years of Voice Research. 

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Abstract: Large sex differences in the human voice are likely to be products of sexual selection. Research over the last quarter of a century supports this interpretation, but more importantly, it provides a lens through which to view human social evolution. In this talk, I will discuss what voice research reveals about the intensity and forms of ancestral mating competition, the role of secondary sex traits in communication among competitors and potential mates, and the nature of ancestral social networks.

Dr. Puts is a Professor of Anthropology and Psychology at the Pennsylvania State University. He studies sexual selection and the evolutionary endocrinology of human sexuality and sex differences and has published over 130 articles and chapters and received multiple international awards for this work. He serves as Editor of Evolution and Human Behavior, Co-Editor of Evolutionary Psychology, and Associate Editor of Archives of Sexual Behavior and Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology. His research has been featured in such media outlets as BBC television and radio, Discovery Channel, The Economist, The Guardian, National Public Radio, The New York Times, Science Magazine, and U.S. News & World Report.

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