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 Psychology Department
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DESCRIPTION:Kristen Hawkes\, PhD\n\nDistinguished Professor\, Anthropology 
 Department\n\nUniversity of Utah\n\n \n\nGrandmothering & Human Evolution\
 n\nThe Life History Framework of Our Lives\n\nObservations among modern hu
 nter-gatherers prompted adding grandmother effects to demographic models b
 uilt to explain mammalian life history variation. That could account for t
 he evolution of post-menopausal longevity\, later maturity\, and shorter b
 irth intervals that distinguish us from our closest living evolutionary co
 usins\, the great apes. Unexpected connections are now emerging between th
 ose life history shifts and our bigger brains\, our appetite for mutual un
 derstanding\, and our ubiquitous habit of pair bonding – more reasons th
 e grandmother hypothesis is worth taking seriously.
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LOCATION:Uris Hall\, 202
SUMMARY:Cognitive Science Colloquium Series\, in Conjunction with the Psych
 ology Department
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 _series_in_conjunction_with_the_psychology_department
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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