Although most surveys of happiness and general life satisfaction find only small differences
between men and women, women report slightly higher subjective well-being than men in …

This article presents a potential synthesis between the fitness indicator and life history models
of human intelligence through consideration of the phenomena of ability differentiation …

This retrospective essay appraises J. Philippe Rushton’s application of life history to
understanding the covariation among human traits in light of subsequent developments in the …

The Victorian era was marked by an explosion of innovation and genius, per capita rates of
which appear to have declined subsequently. The presence of dysgenic fertility for IQ …

A controversial hypothesis [Charlton (2009). Clever sillies: Why high-IQ people tend to be
deficient in common sense. Medical Hypotheses, 73, 867–870] has recently been proposed to …

… by largely separate sources of genetic variance, which are currently in linkage
equilibrium within populations under rough conditions of stabilizing selection for both traits (Woodley, …

… , 1995; Figueredo et al., 2005), group selection (see DS Wilson, 1994), or some combination
of both, is a problem that can be best addressed by multilevel selection models (Woodley & …

A new life history model of the Lynn–Flynn effect is presented based on the idea that life history
speed is primarily associated with a trade-off between positive manifold strength (fast life …

The social sciences have traditionally assumed that education is a major determinant of
citizens' political orientations and behavior. Several studies have also shown that intelligence …

In this study, 63 observations of secular IQ changes (both Flynn and anti-Flynn effects) are
collected from three demographically diverse studies of the Dutch population for the period …