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Research in the News
2012
September
14,
2012: Book review of Games Primates Play. Science
September
12, 2012: It ain't necessarily so. How much do
evolutionary stories reveal about
the mind? The
New Yorker
July
16, 2012: When spouses forego wearing wedding rings:
unconventional or warning sign?
The Vancouver
Courier
July
3,
2012: Discover your inner baboon. The Daily Mail,
UK
May
5,
2012:
Book review of Games Primates Play. Science
News
May,
2012: Book review of Games Primates Play.
Discover Magazine
April
20,
2012:
Now you know why your boss is such an ape.
Wall Street Journal (Matt Ridley)
April
14, 2012:
Gorillas made me do it. Salon.com
April
10, 2012:
Monkey genetics track social status. Nature
April
7, 2012: Can primates shed light on the roots of
romance? The New Scientist
April
1, 2012: Book review of
Games Primates Play. Library Journal
April
1, 2012:
Yes, it is a jungle out there: Email and gorilla
warfare. Chicago Tribune
April
1, 2012:
Evolving thinking: Studies of primates and robotic
fish offer clues about how life
developed and why we
behave as we do. Boston Globe
April
2012: Book review of
Games Primates Play. Psychology Today
March
29, 2012:
Book review of
Games Primates Play. Nature
March
5, 2012:
Bobo Soprano: How monkeys, the Mafia, Italian
academia - and, increasingly,
American society - illustrate the biological impulse
and the social peril of nepotism.
The
University of Chicago Magazine
February
26, 2012:
Women are attracted to men with healthy faces.
Cosmos Magazine
February
22, 2012:
Liberate your inner scientist. Arizona Daily
Star
2011
October
11, 2011: Abused chicks grow up to be abusers.
Science
May
18, 2011: Men relax best when wives are busy.
USA Today
April
25, 2011: Science publishes replication
of 2007 Hauser study. Science
April
5, 2011: Booty call: how monkeys spot a fertile
mate. MSNBC
April
7, 2011: For rhesus macaques, to know her may
mean to love her. The New York Times
March
21, 2011: Low testosterone linked with financial
risk-taking. New Scientist
2010
January
2010:
Our inner monkey: biologist Dario Maestripieri
studies the differences that separate man from
man, monkey from monkey. The University
of Chicago Magazine
January
28, 2010:
The ape that never grows up.
Science
August
17, 2010: Marriage and committed romance reduce
stress-related hormone production.
Science Daily
August
18, 2010: Relationships are good for your
health. The Telegraph, UK
August
23, 2010: Spouses can be stress vaccines.
Psychology Today
August
28, 2010: Marriage reduces stress-related
hormone production. The Philadelphia Bulletin
September
10, 2010: Something for the weekend.
Financial Times
September
23, 2010: Need a lift? Bloomberg Businessweek
October
6, 2010: Take a lift and reveal your character.
Economic Times
October
21, 2010: Coffee kinesiology. Bloomberg
Businessweek
November
11, 2010: Like marriage, committed relationships
may protect against stress. USA Today
November
22, 2010: A primatologist discovers the social
factors responsible for maternal infanticide.
Scientific American Blog
November
23, 2010: Why do moms kill their kids? Wired
Magazine
2009
February
10, 2009:
What's the attraction? Look to society, biology,
not "logic". USA Today
March
11, 2009:
Public tantrums defeat monkey moms too.
Science News
May
17, 2009:
Minding the Animals: Ethology
and the Obsolescence of Left Humanism
American Chronicle
May
27, 2009:
Why the elevator floor is so interesting.
Wired Magazine
June
5, 2009:
Elevators make monkeys of us. New York
Times Freakonomics Blog
July/August, 2009:
An architectural tour of the mind. The
APS Observer
August
24, 2009:
Testosterone makes a difference in financial
risk taking, study of MBA students finds.
The Chronicle of Higher Education
August
24, 2009:
Testosterone influences women's career moves.
US News & World Report
August
24, 2009:
Testosterone-charged women take more financial
and career risks. Bloomberg News
August
24, 2009:
High testosterone boosts women traders.
Reuters
August
24, 2009:
Was the financial crisis caused by hormones? The
Wall Street Journal
August
24, 2009:
Women with high testosterone take financial
risks. National Geographic
August
24, 2009: Women's testosterone levels may
affect finances. MSNBC
August
24, 2009:
Women with high testosterone take more money
risks. USA Today
August
24, 2009: Women with high testosterone
take more money risks. NPR
August
24, 2009:
Women with high testosterone take more money
risks. CBS News
August
24, 2009:
Study finds women with higher levels of
testosterone more likely to take financial risks.
Los Angeles Times (Associated Press)
August
24, 2009:
Study finds women with higher levels of
testosterone more likely to take financial risks.
Chicago Tribune (Associated Press)
August
25, 2009: Women with an appetite for risk
may also be hungry for sex. Daily Mail
August
25, 2009:
Testosterone may guide women's careers.
ABC News
August
25, 2009: Women with high levels of
testosterone take riskier jobs. The
Telegraph (UK)
August
25, 2009:
Fourth finger may show if you have what it takes.
Bloomberg News
August
25, 2009:
Can hormones explain female high fliers?
BBC News
August
25, 2009:
Testosterone holds the key to financial risk.
Financial Times
August
25, 2009:
"Trader's testosterone" fuels female financial
flutters. Nature
August
25, 2009:
Risky business and testosterone. Forbes
August
25, 2009:
High levels of testosterone in women linked to
choice of risky careers. ScienceDaily
August
25, 2009:
"T" factor: why some women go for risky finance.
Calcutta Telegraph, India
August
25, 2009:
Male hormone draws women to finance. Ansa
Press Agency, Italy
August
25, 2009:
Piu' sesso e amore del gioco d'azzardo per le
donne col testosterone alto. Corriere
della Sera, Italy
August
25, 2009:
Elogio della donna "senza palle". Il
Giornale, Italy
August
26, 2009:
Risky business: women, testosterone, and finance.
The Economist
August
28, 2009:
Testosterone role in investment decisions.
US News & World Report
September
28, 2009: Rats learn to be once bitten, twice
shy. The New Scientist
October
5, 2009: Want less risk? Hire more women?
The Huffington Post
October
8, 2009: Monkey moms and babies communicate from
the start. US News & World Report
December 2009:
The science of success. The Atlantic
Monthly
December
2, 2009: All'Universita' trionfa la legge dei
macachi. La Stampa, Italy
2008
January
2008:
Understanding baby talk. Scientific
American Mind
January
7, 2008: It's a
jungle out there ... The New Scientist, U.K.
January
9, 2008:
Law of jungle applies to office politics. The Telegraph,
U.K.
January
11, 2008:
Sopravvivere in ufficio come nella giungla.
Il Corriere della Sera, Italy
January
22, 2008:
Political animals (yes, animals). The New
York Times
February
21, 2008:
Popular science. Chicago Weekly
March
12, 2008:
Monkey motherese. Babble
April
1, 2008:
The origin of fools. MSNBC
April
24, 2008:
Science of love. Chicago Tribune
Red Eye
October
17, 2008:
Well, excuuuuuse me! Slate Magazine
November
5, 2008:
The human brain developed due to the social
pressure. CubaNow.net
2007
January
2, 2007:
Uomini, quello da sposare e’….TgCom –
Mediaset, Italy
March
14, 2007:
What makes someone harm their own baby?
Evening Standard, UK
April
3, 2007:
Breaking the cycle. The Spokesman Review
August
24, 2007:
Monkeys use "baby talk" to interact with infants.
The University of Chicago News Office
August
24, 2007:
Monkeys fluent in baby talk. The Chicago
Tribune
August
24, 2007:
Monkeys use "baby talk" to soothe infants not
mums. The New Scientist
August
24, 2007:
Study: "Baby talk" universally understood.
Fox News
August
24, 2007:
Monkeys use baby talk with infants.
National Geographic News
August
24, 2007:
Monkeys use "baby talk" with infants.
Discovery Channel News
August
24, 2007:
Monkey moms use baby talk, too. US News
and World Report
August
24, 2007:
Monkey moms use baby talk, too. Forbes
Magazine
August
24, 2007:
Making sense of baby talk. Science
October
5, 2007: Monkey business all about winning.
The Times - Higher Education Supplement
October
22, 2007:
How
to fight monkeys. Slate magazine
October 24, 2007:
Monkeys are Machiavellian, too. The New
York Times
October
25, 2007:
Humans and monkeys share Machiavellian
intelligence. Science Daily
November
1, 2007: Macachiavellian Intelligence.
Discover magazine
November
1, 2007:
Research on rhesus macaques shows..University
of Chicago Chronicle
November
11, 2007:
Machiavellian monkeys scheme for dominance.
Earth & Sky
November
19, 2007:
Queen Kong? In rhesus realm, females rule.
Chicago Tribune
December, 2007:
Our social roots.
Nature
December, 2007:
Cibo, sesso, e potere: Il duro mondo dei macachi.
Panorama, Italy
December, 2007:
The new monkey in the
mirror: A rhesus macaque reflection.
Evolutionary Psychology
December
22, 2007:
Monkeys behaving badly. The Telegraph,
U.K.
2006
February
5, 2006: Gioia e lutti: animali con l'anima.
La Repubblica - Italy
March
19, 2006: Monkeys breathe new life into UPR's
offshore lab. The San Juan Star - Puerto Rico
May
9, 2006:
Women "sense qualities in a man" BBC News
- U.K.
May
9, 2006:
How to tell if a man wants children The
London Times - U.K.
May
9, 2006:
Men's friendliness to children shows in their
faces The New Scientist
May
9, 2006:
Women get paternal clues in men's faces
ABC News
May
9, 2006:
Mr. Right or ...Mr. Now?
CBS News
May
9, 2006:
Does
he like kids? It's written all over his face
MSNBC
May
9, 2006:
Women get paternal clues in men's faces
The Washington Post
May
9, 2006:
Women get paternal clues in men's faces
USA Today
May
9, 2006:
Women attracted to men when they see interest in
children reflected in their faces
EurekAlert
May
9, 2006:
How women spot a potential father The
Herald
May
9, 2006:
Instincts matter when looking for Mr. Right
ABC Science News - Australia
May
9, 2006:
Daddy material? It takes just 1 look. The
Chicago Tribune
May
9, 2006:
Women are on target in the mating game
The Independent - South Africa
May
9, 2006:
Women attracted to men who like children
Reuters India - India
May
10, 2006:
Psicologia: lei gli legge in viso se e' un buon
partito. Ansa - Italy
May
10, 2006:
Are children in his future? his face may be a
clue. Boston Globe
May
10, 2006:
Man's face answers questions: kids or fling?
Washington Times
May
10, 2006:
Men are taken at face value. Toronto Star
- Canada
May
10, 2006:
Women don't have to ask if you like babies
The Chicago Sun-Times
May
10, 2006:
Study: Women can predict good dads, good lovers
on looks alone Fox News
May
10, 2006:
Men's faces show paternal potential The
Guardian - U.K.
May
10, 2006:
Women feel good fathers, new study says
Pravda - Russia
May
10, 2006:
Hot date or daddy material? Just look San
Jose Mercury News
May
11, 2006:
Study claims male faces speak for themselves
China Daily- China
May
11, 2006:
Women can read men like books The
Economist
May
11, 2006: Sesso o
amore in uno sguardo: cosi' la donna sceglie
l'uomo La Repubblica - Italy
May
11, 2006:
Women's attractiveness judgments track men's
affinity to children, hormone levels The
University of Chicago Chronicle
May
11, 2006: Ist dieser mann ein guter vater?
SpektrumDirekt - Germany
May
12, 2006:
What's in a face? Maybe a father
Baltimore Sun
May
13, 2006:
Men with weak chins The Los Angeles Times
May
17, 2006:
L'uomo ideale in uno sguardo News Italia
Press
May
23, 2006:
Choices: Testosterone matters, but only in the
short term. The New York Times
June
05, 2006:
Let's face it. Looks count. Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette
June
25, 2006:
Pretending to have a baby to score? Fish do it.
The Seattle Times
July
14, 2006:
Live prey for dummies: Meerkats coach pups on
hunting. Science News
August 2006:
That baby face. University of Chicago
Magazine
August
21, 2006:
Women are able to read more in a man's face than
he might think. Voice of America News
November
2, 2006:
Low levels of neurotransmitter serotonin may
perpetuate child abuse across generations.
EurekAlert
November
2, 2006:
Abuse can alter brain, study finds: low
serotonin linked to cycle of cruelty.
The Chicago Tribune
November
2, 2006:
Low serotonin may be key in cycle of
abuse. MSNBC News
November
2, 2006:
Child abuse: nature or nurture? The New
Scientist
November
2, 2006:
Low levels of neurotransmitter serotonin may
perpetuate child abuse across generations.
Science Daily
November
3, 2006:A
biological reason for child abuse?
PsychCentral News
November
4, 2006:
Brain chemical linked to child abuse. The
Sydney Morning Herald - Australia
November
7, 2006:
Brain chemical linked to child-abuse
perpetuation. ABC News
November
7, 2006:
Brain chemical linked to child-abuse
perpetuation. Scientific American
November
10, 2006:
Low serotonin levels possibly to blame for
abusive parents. The University of
Chicago Maroon
December
25, 2006:
No saving faces: Masculine features can be
threatening. USA Today
2005
February
21, 2005:
'Animal clue' to teen pregnancies. BBC
News - U.K.
February
21, 2005:
Las niñas que viven su niñez sin uno de los
padres alcanzan antes la pubertad.
Al Dia - Cuba
February
22, 2005:
Estresse é associado à gravidez na adolescência.
Sociedade Mineira de Pediatria -
Brazil
March
8, 2005:
A Darwinian look at a wailing baby. The
New York Times
March
16, 2005:
Crying babies get scientists' attention.
The San Diego Union-Tribune
March
21, 2005:
Survival of the noisiest kid? The
Telegraph - Calcutta, India
May
5, 2005:
Neurobiological changes resulting from abuse may
play role in later behaviors. NewsRx
June
27, 2005:
Early experience, not genetics, leading factor
in intergenerational infant abuse. Emory
University Press Release
June
27, 2005:
Monkey see, monkey abuse. Science Now
June
27, 2005:
Early experience, not genes, shapes child
abusers. New Scientist
June
27, 2005:
Child abuse a pattern of experience.
Forbes Magazine
June
27, 2005:
Schlechtes vorbild: Die saat der gewalt bei
affen. SpektrumDirect -
Germany
June
28, 2005:
Genes not responsible for child abuse.
News Fox
June
29, 2005:
Child abuse a pattern of experience.
The
Atlanta Journal Constitution
June
29, 2005: Child abuse a pattern of experience.
ABC News
June
29, 2005:
Gewalt wird in der Kindheit erlernt. Der
Spiegel - Germany
June
30, 2005:
Monkey business. Nature News
July
2, 2005:
Mother knows worst: Abusive parenting spans
generations in monkeys. Science News
July
3, 2005:
Infant abuse linked to early experience, not
genetics. Science Daily
July
4, 2005:
Monkey see, monkey do harm. Discovery
Channel Canada
July
5, 2005:
Почему родители избивают своих детей?
Pravda - Russia
July
8, 2005:
Monkey see, monkey abuse.
Science
July
21, 2005:
Learning abuse ScienCentral News
(with downloadable video of TV interview)
October 2005:
Effects
of early abuse. Infants to Adolescents:
Research Update
December
1, 2005:
Four Chicago professors elected to the AAAS.
The University of Chicago
Chronicle
2004
January
2004:
Switched monkeys show powerful effects of genes.
Crime Times
January
2004:
Developmental and evolutionary aspects of
female attraction to babies.
Psychological Science Agenda (Newsletter of
the American Psychological Association Science
Directorate)
February
12, 2004:
My Darwinian daughters. Corante
February
2004:
In the testoster-zone. University of
Chicago Magazine
February
2004:
Nature over nurture. University of
Chicago Magazine
March 2004:
Beyond recognition: Motivated mother
monkeys.
A new perspective on bonding.
Newsletter of the Center for Early Childhood
Research, University of Chicago
April, 2004:
Motherhood's dark side: Infant abuse and neglect in
primates.
Dialogo (Newsletter of the Social Science
Division, University of Chicago). Winter 2004 issue.
February
20, 2005:
Animal parenting, personality, and pair-ups.
EurekAlert
2003
February
2003: Mister Mom. Super Science
July
22,
2003: Female baboons speak out about sex. Science Now
August
1,
2003:
That was good, baby. Science
August
2,
2003:
Gli strani richiami sessuali dei babbuini.
Le Scienze - Italy
August,
2003:
Cross-disciplinary perspective on attachment
processes. The APS Observer
September
21,
2003: Animal research points to blend. The
Atlanta Journal Constitution
October
2003:
Monkey love. University of Chicago
Magazine
November
3,
2003: Risky diddling bonds baboons. Nature
News
November
3,
2003:
Research assistant sends sex hormones
soaring. Nature News
November
4, 2003: Men drool over women.
NewWomanOnline
November
4, 2003:
Making men drool. Evening Standard
- U.K.
November
5, 2003:
Male sex hormone easily triggered.
BBC News - U. K.
November
6, 2003: Secrets of testosterone surges.
ONE News - New Zealand
November
7, 2003: Researchers pore over spit for clues to
sexuality.
The Chicago Sun-Times
November
7, 2003:
Men's saliva responds to women. NBC News
November
7, 2003: Just like dogs. Chicago Red Streak News
November
8,
2003: Bawdy baboons. CBC Radio
November
10,
2003: Baboon male bonding can get a little frisky. The
Chicago Sun-Times
November
10, 2003: Baboons mimic high school students. The
Washington Times
November
13, 2003: When boy meets girl, brain hits high gear.
The Chicago Tribune
November
14, 2003:
Stress: Di madre in figlio. Galileo -
Italy
December
4, 2003:
Social behavior among monkeys may be more
nature than nurture. The University of Chicago
News Office
December
4, 2003:
Social behavior among monkeys may be more
nature than nurture. ScienceDaily News
December
4, 2003:
Adopted monkeys don't fall far from the
tree. The Globe and Mail - Canada
December
5, 2003: Monkey study favors nature over nurture.
The Chicago Sun-Times
December
8, 2003:
Forskning - Norway
December
11, 2003:
Discovery of inheritability of social
behavior traits has human implications.
University of Chicago Chronicle
2002
April,
2002: The mating game. The University of Chicago Magazine
June
12, 2002: Troppi baroni, pochi soldi: fuga dei
cervelli all'estero. La Repubblica - Italy
October,
2002:
The postpartum cuddles: Inspired by
hormones? The APA Monitor
2001
May
11, 2001: U of C research finds monkeys bond with
moms. The Chicago Sun-Times
May
15, 2001: Monkey mothers recognize offspring
during postnatal bonding period.
The Chicago
Maroon
June 15, 2001:
Ego boost. The New Scientist
July
12, 2001:
Professor finds that nonhuman primates
have evolutionary reason to bond with their
offspring. The University of Chicago Chronicle
2000
March
16, 2000:
American Psychological Association
awards professor’s behavioral research.
The
University of Chicago Chronicle
May
2000:
APA announces 2000 award winners. The APA
Monitor
November
2000: Dario Maestripieri: biography. The
American Psychologist
1991-1999
January
1999: Madri che maltrattano.
Psicologia
Contemporanea - Italy
May 9,
1999: Nurturing a theory.
The Dallas Morning
News
May 23,
1998:
Monkeys provide model of child abuse.
Science News
June 4,
1998: Child abuse: still a lot to learn.
The
Times - New Jersey
Autumn
1998:
Scientists bypass children, focus on monkeys
instead.
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
Magazine
April 28,
1997:
Maestripieri compares abusive monkeys and
humans. The Emory Report
December
6, 1997:
Baby bashers. The New Scientist
December
11, 1997:
Abused infant monkeys may grow up to
become abusers. Discovery Channel Canada
April
9, 1994: Not now, my dear, I'm busy. The New
Scientist
November
19, 1992: Killer mothers bite back. The
Guardian - U. K.
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