ADAPTIVE HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND PHYSIOLOGY 是一本国际性的跨学科科学期刊，发表关于适应性人类行为的任何方面的理论和实证研究（例如合作、从属关系和联结、竞争和侵略、性和关系、育儿、决策），重点是研究还涉及控制行为的生物学（例如神经、内分泌、免疫、心血管、遗传）机制。

Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology is an international interdisciplinary scientific journal that publishes theoretical and empirical research on various aspects of adaptive human behavior, such as cooperation, affiliation and bonding, competition and aggression, sexuality and relationships, parenting, and decision-making. The journal places a strong emphasis on the biological mechanisms that control these behaviors, including neurological, endocrine, immune, cardiovascular, and genetic factors.

《Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology》是一本国际跨学科科学期刊，专注于适应性人类行为的各个方面，包括合作、从属关系、竞争、侵略、性与关系、育儿和决策等。期刊特别强调控制这些行为的生物学机制，如神经、内分泌、免疫、心血管和遗传等方面的研究。

Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology

Abstract Purpose Attracting and maintaining a romantic partner requires considerable effort. In the current study, we aimed to test the hypothesis that fear of singlehood is a primary factor driving individuals to allocate scarce resources in the mating domain. Methods We conducted a close-ended survey with a sample of 990 Greek and Turkish-speaking participants. Results We found that that a stronger fear of singlehood was associated with higher mating effort. Moreover, voluntarily single participants experienced lower fear of singlehood compared to other categories of singles and individuals in intimate relationships. Additionally, higher self-esteem was associated with lower fear of singlehood. We also identified a significant indirect effect of relationship status and self-esteem on mating effort through fear of singlehood. Specifically, involuntarily single individuals tended to exert more mating effort due to heightened fear of singlehood compared to those in other relationship status categories. Furthermore, higher self-esteem was associated with reduced mating effort, as it was associated with lower fear of singlehood. These findings held true across both the Greek and Turkish samples. Conclusion Relationship status and self-esteem play a role in mating effort through fear of singlehood.

Menelaos Apostolou

Burcu Tekeş

Antonios Kagialis

What Drives Mating Effort: Fear of Singlehood, Relationship Status, and Self-Esteem

什么驱动了求偶努力：单身恐惧、关系状态与自尊

Benjamin J. Zubaly

Jaime L. Palmer-Hague

Fathers’ Facial Dominance Predicts First-Born Sons in Parent Dyads

父亲面部支配性预测父母配对中的长子

Kristopher J. Brazil

Adelle E. Forth

Psychopathy and Sexuality in Adolescent Males: Evidence of a Mating Strategy?

青少年男性中的精神病态与性行为：交配策略的证据？

Vivianni Veloso

Ana Catarina Miranda

Cibele Nazaré Câmara Rodrigues

Nelson Corrêa Medrado

Maria Cecília Silva Nunes

Mauro Dias Silva Júnior

Marie Odile Monier Chelini

Testosterone Concentrations and 2D:4D Digit Ratio in Heterosexual and Masculine and Feminine Lesbian Women

异性恋和男性化及女性化女同性恋女性的睾酮浓度与2D:4D指长比

Victoria West Staples

Rebekkah Wall

Weston Phipps

Amber Massey-Abernathy

Relationship Between Popularity, the Oxytocin Receptor Polymorphism Gene (OXTR rs53576), Emotional Intelligence, and Empathy

人气、催产素受体多态性基因（OXTR rs53576）、情绪智力与同理心之间的关系

Abstract Purpose During intersex interactions heterosexual men show a temporary cognitive impairment and an increase in risky behaviors. These effects have been interpreted as caused by the negative emotion and stress experienced by men attempting to produce a positive impression of themselves. Under this line of reasoning men’s cognitive performance during a heterosexual interaction is maladaptive and perhaps it could be improved when the audience or target of men’s public performance express positive, supportive feedback. Methods Fifty-eight heterosexual young males were asked to provide a self-presentation and to perform a difficult arithmetical task in front of two female confederates. One group of men interacted with a negative unsupportive audience while the other group interacted with a friendly and supportive audience. We tested men’s decision making in the Iowa Gambling Task after they engaged in this public performance task. Results We found that men self-presenting in front of a friendly female audience engaged in more risky decision making during the last two blocks of the Iowa Gambling Task. There were no differences in parameters of cardiovascular reactivity and no differences of perceived judge’s attractiveness between the two groups. Men exposed to the unfriendly female audience perceived the female judge as more interested in them. Conclusion When heterosexual men self-present and perform in front of a supportive and friendly female audience their risk-taking in the Iowa Gambling Task increases but the exact mechanism leading to this behavior requires further study.

Davide Ponzi

Jacob Kraft

Grant DeMond

Self-presenting in Front of a Friendly Female Audience Increases Young Men Risk-taking in the Iowa Gambling Task

友好女性观众前自我呈现会增加年轻男性在爱荷华赌博任务中的冒险行为

Abbreviation	Adapt. Human. Behav. Physiol.
Journal Impact	1.38
Quartiles(Global)	PSYCHOLOGY, BIOLOGICAL(Q3)

ISSN	2198-7335
h-index	25

Publication Information	Publisher: Springer International Publishing AG，Publishing cycle: 4 issues per year，Journal Type: journal，Open Access Journals: No
Basic data	Year of publication: 2015，Proportion of original research papers: 100.00%，Self Citation Rate:16.70%， Gold OA Rate: 29.41%

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What Drives Mating Effort: Fear of Singlehood, Relationship Status, and Self-Esteem

Fathers’ Facial Dominance Predicts First-Born Sons in Parent Dyads

Psychopathy and Sexuality in Adolescent Males: Evidence of a Mating Strategy?

Testosterone Concentrations and 2D:4D Digit Ratio in Heterosexual and Masculine and Feminine Lesbian Women

Relationship Between Popularity, the Oxytocin Receptor Polymorphism Gene (OXTR rs53576), Emotional Intelligence, and Empathy

Fathers’ Facial Dominance Predicts First-Born Sons in Parent Dyads

Psychopathy and Sexuality in Adolescent Males: Evidence of a Mating Strategy?

Testosterone Concentrations and 2D:4D Digit Ratio in Heterosexual and Masculine and Feminine Lesbian Women

Relationship Between Popularity, the Oxytocin Receptor Polymorphism Gene (OXTR rs53576), Emotional Intelligence, and Empathy

Self-presenting in Front of a Friendly Female Audience Increases Young Men Risk-taking in the Iowa Gambling Task