• Social network size relates to developmental neural sensitivity to biological motion 

  Kirby, L.A.; Moraczewski, D.; Warnell, K.; Velnoskey, K.; Redcay, E. (Elsevier, 2018-03-06)

  The ability to perceive others’ actions and goals from human motion (i.e., biological motion perception) is a critical component of social perception and may be linked to the development of real-world social relationships. ...

• Enduring Effects of Paternal Deprivation in California Mice (Peromyscus californicus): Behavioral Dysfunction and Sex-Dependent Alterations in Hippocampal New Cell Survival 

  Glasper, Erica R.; Hyer, Molly M.; Hunter, Terrence J. (Frontiers, 2018-02-13)

  Early-life experiences with caregivers can significantly affect offspring development in human and non-human animals. While much of our knowledge of parent-offspring relationships stem from mother-offspring interactions, ...

• The relationship between priming and linguistic representations is mediated by processing constraints. Commentary on Branigan, H. & Pickering, M., “An experimental approach to linguistic representation.” 

  Slevc, L. Robert; Ivanova, Iva (Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2017)

  Understanding the nature of linguistic representations undoubtedly will benefit from multiple types of evidence, including structural priming. Here, we argue that successfully gaining linguistic insights from structural ...

• Musical Training: Contributions to Executive Function 

  Okada, Brooke; Slevc, L. Robert (2016)

• Do Men and Women Exhibit Different Preferences for Mates? A Replication of Eastwick and Finkel (2008) 

  Selterman, Dylan F.; Chagnon, Elizabeth; Mackinnon, Sean P. (SAGE Publications, Inc., 2015)

  Evolutionary theory predicts that men will prefer physically attractive romantic partners, and women will prefer wealthy, high-status partners. This theory is well-supported when examining ideal hypothetical partner ...

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