The pleasures and pitfalls of studying humans from a behavioral ecological perspective

Publication

We know it’s incredibly tedious, but we have to admit we agree with everything Nettle et al. (2013) say. Not only is that tedious, it also makes for a rather brief commentary. So, in an effort to keep the conversation lively, we would like to address some additional issues that highlight the pleasures and pitfalls of studying humans from a behavioral ecological perspective.

Author

Louise Barrett, Gert Stulp

Published

January 22, 2013


     The pleasures and pitfalls of studying humans from a behavioral ecological perspective

     Behavioral Ecology

    Louise Barrett, Gert Stulp

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Abstract

We know it’s incredibly tedious, but we have to admit we agree with everything Nettle et al. (2013) say. Not only is that tedious, it also makes for a rather brief commentary. So, in an effort to keep the conversation lively, we would like to address some additional issues that highlight the pleasures and pitfalls of studying humans from a behavioral ecological perspective.