Influences on Women's Reproductive Lives

By Bobbi S. Low, A. Hazel, Nicholas Parker, K. Welch. 2008

136 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Demography, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Gender Studies

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/7710b2377a537a419c1f11013ec98666b781b1cb

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In Demography

1. Bruce J. Ellis
2. Daniel Nettle
3. Barbara H. Brumbach
4. Aurelio Jose Figueredo
5. M. Del Giudice
6. Michel Tuan Pham
7. Ali Faraji-Rad
8. Willem E. Frankenhuis

In Experimental and Cognitive Psychology

1. Bruce J. Ellis
2. Aurelio Jose Figueredo
3. M. Del Giudice
4. Barbara H. Brumbach
5. Daniel Nettle
6. G. Schlomer
7. Colin G. DeYoung
8. Elizabeth A. Shirtcliff

In Gender Studies

1. Bruce J. Ellis
2. Aurelio Jose Figueredo
3. Daniel Nettle
4. Barbara H. Brumbach
5. M. Del Giudice
6. Michel Tuan Pham
7. Ali Faraji-Rad
8. Willem E. Frankenhuis

Citations in the corpus

• Dying young and living fast: variation in life history across English neighborhoods (2010, background): “However, invoking life expectancy as a probable key driver of the life history differences seems reasonable, since both theory (Chisholm, 1993; Ellis et al., 2009; Stearns, 1992) and cross-cultural evidence ( Low et al., 2008 ) point to its relevance.”
• Fundamental Dimensions of Environmental Risk (2009, background): “interpretation was endorsed by the authors (Low et al. 2008), Walker and Hamilton (2008), in their study of mostly hunting-and-gathering societies, suggest that mean differences between populations in growth rates and reproductive timing have been shaped by the evolutionary effects of mortality.”