引用次数
引用: 1,464
H-指数: 9
I10-指数 : 9
出版物: 29
Constraints on cooperation shape hierarchical versus distributed structure in human groups
Matthew R Zefferman
Scientific Reports 13 ( 1) 1160 -1160
2
2023
How cooperation constructs hierarchical and distributed organizations: a network approach
Matthew R Zefferman
1
2022
Cross-Cultural Insights on Trauma Management: Rethinking Western Practices For Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Treatment
Aubrey E Jaicks , Matthew R Zefferman , Shannon C Houck
2023
Remote Warfare and Small Western Countries
Cedric F Craninx , Matthew R Zefferman
Monterey, CA; Naval Postgraduate School
2023
DEFENSE ANALYSIS CAPSTONE REPORT
Michael J Hicks , John C Stoodley , Ryan R Gossen , Tristan Volpe
2022
Cultural evolution of human cooperation and conflict
Matthew R Zefferman
University of California, Davis
2013
Should the Consensus be Essentialist and Adaptationist? A Commentary on David Sloan Wilson
Matthew R Zefferman
Cliodynamics 4 ( 1) 120 -122
2013
Little evidence for association between posttraumatic combat stress and dysregulated cortisol and testosterone diurnal rhythm in Turkana pastoralists
Matthew R Zefferman , Michael D Baumgarten , Benjamin C Trumble , Sarah Mathew
OSF
Supplemental Appendices for “Direct Reciprocity Under Uncertainty Does Not Explain One-shot Cooperation, but Demonstrates the Benefits of a Norm Psychology”
Matthew R Zefferman
The application of theories of cultural evolution towards sustainable societies.
Matthew R Zimmerman
Cornell University
2002
Combat stress in a small-scale society suggests divergent evolutionary roots for posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms.
Matthew R. Zefferman , Sarah Mathew
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 118 ( 15)
2021
An evolutionary theory of large‐scale human warfare: Group‐structured cultural selection
Matthew R. Zefferman , Sarah Mathew
Evolutionary Anthropology 24 ( 2) 50 -61
41
2015
Cultural multilevel selection suggests neither large or small cooperative agreements are likely to solve climate change without changing the game
Matthew R. Zefferman
Sustainability Science 13 ( 1) 109 -118
3
2018
Many important group-level traits are institutions.
Matthew R. Zefferman , Peter J. Richerson
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 37 ( 3) 280 -281
5
2014
Mothers teach daughters because daughters teach granddaughters: the evolution of sex-biased transmission
Matthew R. Zefferman
Behavioral Ecology 27 ( 4) 1172 -1181
9
2016
An evolutionary theory of moral injury with insight from Turkana warriors
Matthew R. Zefferman , Sarah Mathew
Evolution and Human Behavior 41 ( 5) 341 -353
2
2020
Direct reciprocity under uncertainty does not explain one-shot cooperation, but demonstrates the benefits of a norm psychology
Matthew R. Zefferman
Evolution and Human Behavior 35 ( 5) 358 -367
14
2014
When repentance and forgiveness are possible, direct reciprocity does not explain one-shot generosity, even under arbitrarily high levels of uncertainty
Matthew R. Zefferman
Evolution and Human Behavior 35 ( 6) 548 -549
2
2014
Integrating models of cognition and culture will require a bit more math.
Matthew R. Zefferman , Paul E. Smaldino
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 43
2020
Cultural group selection plays an essential role in explaining human cooperation: A sketch of the evidence.
Peter Richerson , Ryan Baldini , Adrian V. Bell , Kathryn Demps
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 39 1 -71
592
2016