The use of sport as a conceptual framework offers unprecedented opportunities to improve
our understanding of what the body does, shedding new light on our evolutionary trajectory …

Humans are sexually dimorphic: men and women differ in body build and composition,
craniofacial structure, and voice pitch, likely mediated in part by developmental testosterone …

Objective Decades of research suggest a small, but significant positive association between
testosterone (T) and measures of aggression and mating psychology/behavior. More …

Political scientists have studied extensively the gap between winners and losers of
democratic elections with regard to satisfaction with democracy. We ask whether the winner …

Men, relative to women, can benefit their total reproductive success by engaging in short-
term pluralistic mating. Yet not all men enact such a mating strategy. It has previously been …

Grandiose narcissism is defined as increased motivation for status and viewing oneself as
entitled and superior to others. We hypothesized that these tendencies might be associated …

Testosterone plays an important role as a social hormone. Current evidence suggests that
testosterone is positively related to sociosexuality increasing the psychological attitudes …

Exercise physiologists and evolutionary biologists share a research interest in determining
patterns of energy allocation during times of acute or chronic energetic scarcity. Within sport …

Functional benefits of the morphologies described by Bergmann's and Allen's rules in
human males have recently been reported. However, the functional implications of …

Testosterone (T) is linked to human mating and parenting. Here, we comprehensively
reviewed evidence on whether, in men and women, 1) basal T levels are related to mating …