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There's sort of a mating market where people are attracted to partners similar in value, says Dario Maestripieri, a professor of human development, evolutionary biology and neurobiology at the University of Chicago.
What's the attraction? Look to society, biology, not 'logic' 2009
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Dario Maestripieri, a professor of human development, evolutionary biology and neurobiology at the University of Chicago, says cortisol levels vary by individual, with some whose baseline level may be elevated.
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Meanwhile, Dario Maestripieri of the University of Chicago took secure, high-scoring infants from secure, nurturing mothers and had them raised by abusive mothers.
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Meanwhile, Dario Maestripieri of the University of Chicago took secure, high-scoring infants from secure, nurturing mothers and had them raised by abusive mothers.
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Primate researcher Dario Maestripieri likes to call rhesus smarts macachiavellian intelligence, and says that we would be wise to think of the rhesus when we look at “that other monkey in the mirror.”
Monkeys Are Machiavellian, Too - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2007
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Primate researcher Dario Maestripieri likes to call rhesus smarts macachiavellian intelligence, and says that we would be wise to think of the rhesus when we look at “that other monkey in the mirror.”
Monkeys Are Machiavellian, Too - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2007
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The author of the educational "Improbable Antics" is Dario Maestripieri, holder of a doctorate in psychobiology and someone who specializes in primate behavior.
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Bloomberg Businessweek categorized the behaviors of more than 100 riders into 10 groups, which appear below along with explanations from a panel of experts: Reiman; Maestripieri; Patti
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Maestripieri, a professor in comparative human development and the lead author of the study, which was published in the journal Stress.
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Maestripieri, a professor in comparative human development and the lead author of the study, which was published in the journal Stress.
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