… not one single WEIRD problem. There are at least four. Existing discussion of WEIRD
issues … participants (inside the dashed box) is just one of psychology’s WEIRD problems. …

… psychology. If the WEIRD problem is so profound, how do we explain the tremendous
success of evolutionary psychology? How has it succeeded so spectacularly without solving the …

… psychology from more developmentally, culturally, or environmentally contingent aspects
of our psychology given the disproportionate reliance on WEIRD … to address the problem of …

… psychology from more developmentally, culturally, or environmentally contingent aspects
of our psychology given the disproportionate reliance on WEIRD … to address the problem of …

… of the WEIRD problem’s prevalence in psychology and CSR in recent years and discuss
how solving this problem requires more than simply selecting participants from non-WEIRD …

… shape several important aspects of our psychology. Thus, to … describe how they influence
aspects of psychology. Lastly, we’… of our species’ evolved psychology, including those related …

… , but there is a certain circularity to testing these WEIRD intuitions on WEIRD participants …
WEIRD samples—and even attempts to explain how this was part of our evolved psychology. …

… WEIRD concept meant to deny a human nature nor was it meant to undermine or criticize
efforts to develop an evolutionary science of human psychology … the WEIRD people problem …

… Moreover, we have shown how our science seems to ignore the problem and to persist with
the use of WEIRD samples in a mostly nonreflective manner. To deal with the problem, we …

… unidimensionally range from WEIRD to non-WEIRD, we also … China, a common cultural
comparison in cultural psychology. … to psychologists in addressing the WEIRD people problem. …