Did our adapted mind evolve?

September 22, 2014 James V. Kohl 1

What is currently know about neuroendocrine regulation clearly links ecological variation to ecological adaptations manifested in morphological and behavioral phenotypes via RNA-mediated events without the […]

ISHE: Two New Trustees

March 19, 2014 James V. Kohl 0

The election for two International Society for Human Ethology (ISHE) Trustee positions ended with a welcome to newly elected trustees: Jan Havlicek and Nancy Segal More on […]

Human Pheromones and the Biology of Behavior

June 21, 2011 James V. Kohl 0

“Symptoms” of well-understood brain activity are clearly established via rewards and experience-dependent conditioned preferences that depend on hormonal changes driven by the effects of odors. Food odors and social odors elicit these “symptoms” of activity