CONFERENCEPROGRAM

July 12-16th

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Fri July 12

Sun July 14

Mon July 15

Tues July 16

8:30-9:00

coffee & light breakfast

coffee & light breakfast

coffee & light breakfast

9:00-10:00

Plenary Talk
Jennifer Hahn-Holbrook
Chair: Craig Roberts

Plenary Talk
Mark Schaller
Chair: Ian Stephen

Plenary Talk
McNeel Jantzen
Chair: Amanda Hahn

coffee breakcoffee breakcoffee break

Session 3
Individual Differences
Chair: Jim Roney

Session 6
Cultural Variation
Chair: Sarah Hrdy

Session 9
Romantic Relationships
Chair: Maryanne Fisher

BreakBreakBreak

Arcata Farmer’s Market(in the Plaza Downtown)

10:00-10:20

10:20-11:40

Sat July 13

Early Arrivals...
we recommend a walkat the Arcata Mash &Wildlife Preserve or ahike in the Arcata
Community Forest

11:40-12:00

12:00-13:00

Plenary Talk
Tatsuya Kameda
Chair: Iris Holzleitner

Session 4
Facial Perception
Chair:Tom Alley

Session 7
Behavioral Immune
SystemChair: Mark Schaller

Session 10
Hormonal Influences
Chair: Jen Hahn-Holbrook

13:00-14:00

Lunch in the Courtyard

Session 5
Evolutionary Psychiatry
Chair: John Richer

Lunch in the Courtyard

Lunch in the Courtyard

Session 8
Evolution of Art
Chair: Wulf Schiefenhövel

Session 11
Social Cognition
Chair: Nancy Segal

14:00-15:20

Officer’s Meeting

15:20-16:20
Registration(Founder’s Hall)
Opens at 3pm

Session 1
Cooperation
Chair: Tatsuya Kameda

Session 2
DisgustChair: Nathan Pipitone

General Assembly

Conference Outing
Trees of Mystery

16:20-16:40

Bus pick up at
Founder’s Hall
16:40-17:00

Opening Ceremonyin the Courtyard

17:00-18:00

Keynote Talk
Sarah Hrdy
Chair: Jan Havliček

18:00-19:00

Welcome Social Eventin the Courtyard(wine & light food served)

Symposium
Applied HumanEthology
Chair: Lisa Oberzaucher(packed lunch provided onbus, wear comfortable
walking shoes/clothes)

Poster Session
Author’s Hall(Library 202A)

Break before
conference dinnerHatchet Throwing
737 G St
(off campus, we’ll walk
down together)

19:00-20:00

Wine, food & live musicat Septentrio Winery
650 6th St(off campus, we’ll walk
down together)

20:00-21:00

21:00-22:00

Conference Banquet
DinnerMoonstone BeachHouseBus pick up at 6pm
at the SBS building onHarpst Street

ORGANIZING TEAMPROGRAM COMMITTEE:
Chair: Jan Havlíček, Charles University, Czech Republic
Amanda Hahn, California Polytechnic University, Arcata, USA
Iris Holzleitner, University of Bristol, UK
Juan David Leóngomez, University El Bosque, Colombia
Elisabeth Oberzaucher, University of Vienna, Austria
Craig S. Roberts, University of Stirling, UK
Lisa Welling, Oakland University, USA

LOCAL ORGANIZERS:
Chair: Amanda Hahn
Jennifer Oliphant
Maria Iturbide
California State Polytechnic Institute, Humboldt

ON-SITE HELPERS:Nathan Boone
Chad Hinojosa
Francesca Messina
Leti Armenta Villa
Alice Zhang
Stephanie Souter

Jeff Frederick
Shairy Jimenez Delgado
Juergen Riedelsheimer
Povheng Yam
Jeanavy Perez
Kevin Colando(image credit: Jenna Castos, Pen & Pine)

EMERGENCY CONTACTS:
Campus Police+1 707 826 5555
Jennifer Oliphant+1 707 826 5125

Amanda Hahn+1 360 224 5795
Jeff Frederick+1 707 354 1146

www.reallygreatsite.com
Fordorm lock outs, call:
Jan Havliček +420 736 737 951
Alice Zhang +1 530 276 1167
Shairy Jimenez Delgado +1 424 407 6844

CONFERENCE VENUE

The meeting will take place in the Founder’s Hall (FH) building
room 118 on the Cal Poly Humboldt campus. The poster session
will take place in the Author’s Hall (202A) of the campus library.
Social events and breaks will be held in FH outdoor Courtyard.
The exterior doors to FH can be opened with our conference pin:
474324 (ISHE24)
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DETAILED SCHEDULE
Friday July 12, 2024

15:00 - 16:00

Founder’s HallRegistration

16:40 - 17:00

Courtyard

Opening Ceremony
Elisabeth Oberzaucher, ISHE president
Jan Havliček & Amanda Hahn, Meeting Organizers

17:00 - 18:00

FH 118Keynote Talk
The Emergence of Emotionally Modern Minds
Sarah Hrdy, University of California Davis

18:00 - 20:00

Courtyard

Welcome Reception(wine & light food served)

Saturday July 13, 2024

9:00 - 12:00

Arcata Plaza

12:00 - 13:00

FH 118Plenary Talk
Adaptive Biases of Distributive JusticeTatsuya Kameda, Meiji Gakuin University

13:00 - 14:00

CourtyardLunchDETAILED SCHEDULE
14:00 - 15:20

FH 118

Session 1: Cooperation

14:00 Natalia Siekiera, Capturing Developmental Dynamics: Exploring Cultural Perspectives oncooperation through Yurakare children observation
14:20 Timon Lebaron-Khèrif, Exploring Resource Allocation Dynamics in Collaborative Tasks: Insightsfrom Twin Children
14:40 Natália Tasso, Differences in blood donor profiles: a comparative study between public andprivate blood banks
15:00 Cristina Acedo-Carmona, The influence of social bonds, emotions and personality on
punishment attitudes
15:20 - 16:00

FH 118

Session 2: Disgust

15:20 Amelia Ciniawska, Parents are less disgust sensitive than childless individuals, and a child’spresence has no effect on disgust sensitivity of a parent
15:40 Iveta Štolhoferová, Attentional and physiological response to disgust-eliciting stimuli
16:00 - 16:20
16:20 - 18:00

BreakFH 118

Symposium: Applied Human Ethology

16:20 Elisabeth Oberzaucher, Change the World with Human Ethology – Science Outside Academia
16:40 Hidenori Komatsu, Nudging Can be Sophisticated with Evolutionary Insights: From Plastic
Recycling to Energy Conservation
17:00 Maryanne Fisher, Mimicry in Mating: An Analysis of Postural Mirroring in Mating and NonMating Contexts
17:20 Pia Böhm, Ethology as a tool in urban planning
17:40 Kathrin Masuch, How applied ethology helps to change mobility behaviour
18:00 - 22:00

Septentrio
650 6th St

Social Event: Wine, Food & Music

Sunday July 14, 2024

8:30 - 9:00

Courtyard

Coffee & Light Breakfast

9:00 - 10:00

FH 118Plenary Talk
Darwinian biopsychosocial approaches to maternal-child health
Jennifer Hahn-Holbrook, University of California Merced

DETAILED SCHEDULE
10:00 -10:20

Courtyard

Coffee Break

10:20 - 11:40

FH 118

Session 3: Individual Differences

10:20 Lucas Schirmer, Neuroticism, Negative Emotional States, and Food Choice Motivations: A
Perspective from Human Ethology
10:40 Nicholas Gray, Can we quantify loneliness?
11:00. Isabella Franca Ferreira, Examining Parental Investment Dynamics in Twin Families: Insights froma Triadic Experimental Task
11:20. Nancy Segal, Twin Research in Naturalistic and Semi-Naturalistic Context
11:40 -12:00
12:00 -13:00

BreakFH 118

Session 4: Facial Perception

12:00 Ian Stephen, Do stereotypes shape our perceptions of men and women? A large crosscultural study
12:20 Amanda Hahn, The impact of facial malformations on visual attention to infant faces
12:40 Francesca Messina, The prosocial effects of watching eyes extend to shopping cart return behavior
13:00 - 14:00

FH 118

Session 5: Evolutionary Psychiatry

13:00 Mark Bernstein, Evolution of "Psychiatric Disorders" and an Ethological Approach for TreatingPatients with "Psychiatric Disorders"
13:20 Nathan Pipitone, An adaptationist perspective for trypophobia: Why context matters13:40 Lilian Luchesi, Behavioral and Physiological responses as a function of Dental Anxiety among
Brazilian children
14:00 - 19:00

Bus @ FH
Building

Conference Outing to Trees of Mystery
Packed lunch provided for bus ride
Buses will depart at 2pm and return around 5:30 (back toArcata by 7pm)
Wear comfortable walking shoesDETAILED SCHEDULE
Monday July 15, 2024

8:30 - 9:00

Courtyard

Coffee & Light Breakfast

9:00 - 10:00

FH 118Plenary Talk
Seasonal cycles in human cognition and behavior
Mark Schaller, University of British Columbia

10:00 -10:20

Courtyard

Coffee Break

10:20 - 11:40

FH 118

Session 6: Cultural Variation

10:20 Okechukwu Iroegbu, The Role of Indigenous Knowledge and Folk Narratives in Human/Wildlife
Conflict Management
10:40 Kateřina Roberts, Evolutionary perspectives on pregnancy aversions and food taboos
11:00 Michal Misiak, Unearthing the Foundations: Testing the Universality of Moral Foundations Theory
in Three Non-Industrialised Populations
11:20. Daniel Frynta, Fear of Snakes in the Cradle of Humankind: vipers vs cobras
11:40 -12:00
12:00 -13:00

BreakFH 118

Session 7: Behavioral Immune System

12:00 Kiriakos Chatzipentidis, Adaptive significance of epidemic stories as a protection of indigenouspeoples against infectious diseases
12:20 Eva Landová, The imprint of ancestral and modern threats in the human mind - the experience offear, disgust and anger
12:40 Craig Roberts, Does triggering the behavioural immune system influence spatial proximity?
13:00 -14:00

Courtyard

Lunch

14:00 - 15:20

FH 118

Session 8: Evolution of Art

14:00 Piotr Sorokowski, Empirical Verification of Art as an Adaptation Hypothesis: A Case Study ofWoodcarvers in Asmat (Papua)
14:20 Jerzy Luty, The Collector's Hypothesis: Greater Benefits from Art in Sexual Selection for Collectors
than for Artists
14:40 Marian Vanhaeren, Preliminary of Ethno-Archaeological Research in the Star Mountains, Indonesia
15:00 Peter Koutsos, How imitation drives innovation: an experimental study of the cultural evolution of amulti-dimensional artefact

DETAILED SCHEDULE
15:20 - 18:00

LIB 202A

Poster Session

18:00 - 20:00

Hatchet House
737 G St

Social Event: Axe Throwing

Tuesday July 16, 2024

8:30 - 9:00

Courtyard

Coffee & Light Breakfast

9:00 - 10:00

FH 118Plenary Talk
The motoric & cognitive mechanisms of evolving dialecticaldifferences
McNeel Jantzen, Western Washington University

10:00 -10:20

Courtyard

Coffee Break

10:20 - 11:40

FH 118

Session 9: Romantic Relationships

10:20 Marta Kowal, The interplay between romantic love and culture and environment: Data from61,065 individuals from 82 countries
10:40 Ana Maria Fernandez, Insights from jealousy non-verbal expressions for improving interpersonal
relationships
11:00 Kraig Shattuck, Proximity and touching: Observational research on mate guarding in humans
11:20. Tara DeLecce, Ejaculate Adjustment in Response to Sperm Competition Risk in Humans
11:40 -12:00

BreakDETAILED SCHEDULE
12:00 -13:00

FH 118

Session 10: Hormonal Influences

12:00 Jessica Marino, Does Estradiol Potentiate the Anxiolytic Effects of Oxytocin in Females and Males
Following Intrasexual Competition?
12:20 Nathan Boone, Testosterone reactivity and parental care motivation in men as a function ofparental status
12:40 James Roney, Do women’s body odors reveal their ovulatory timing?
13:00 -14:00

Courtyard

Lunch

14:00 - 15:20

FH 118

Session 11: Social Cognition

14:00 Rebecca McGrath, Nosewitness identification: a replication study
14:20 Chad Hinojosa, Uncertainty Reduction as an Underlying Motive for Optimal Distinctiveness
14:40 Jitka Lindová, Social networks in children from preschool to adolescence, based on behavioral
observation and peer nomination methods
15:00 Wulf Schiefenhövel, Universal Emphronesis/ToM as shown in the life and language of the Eipo,
Mountain Papuans of West-New Guinea
15:20 - 17:00

FH 11817:00 - 18:00

18:00 - 22:00

General Assembly & Closing Remarks

BreakBus @ SBS
Building

Conference Banquet at Moonstone Beach House
Buses will depart at 6pm and return at 10pm
Banquet dinner & time to walk the beach - bring layers

POSTERS#AuthorTitle

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Rafael Ricciardi de Albuquerque2

Lucas Schirmer

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Hidenori Komatsu

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Lucas Aguiar de Moura

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Maria Teresa Barbato

Establishment of friendships among Brazilian twinchildren: Differences as a function of sex and dependence
Extraversion, Well-being, and Food Choice Motivations:An
Evolutionary Perspective
Boosting nudging effects by messenger impression topromote carbon recycling technologies
Impact of Resource-Limited Gestations on the PhysicalDevelopment of Brazilian Twin Children: A Study ofZygosity and Chorionicity
How is love related to jealousy?

6Pia Böhm

7

Belen Cordero Zavalla

8

Maria Barbato

9

Maryanne Fisher

10

Theresa Stürmer

11

Shairy Jimenez Delgado

12

Craig Roberts

13

Caitlin Harp

14

Povheng Yam

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Juergen Riedelsheimer

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Adnan Alyan

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Alice Zhang

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Caroline Allen

Rethinking Behavioural Observations – a directcomparison of sampling method performance
Jealousy in the digital age and sexual differences, newperspectives in the Chilean population
Is annoyance related to jealousy evoked using anallocation game?
Investigations into Co-wife Aggression and Competition
Across Cultures
Does Surviving Pain Lower your Risk Avoidance?
Revisiting the five finger discount: Shoplifting as areproductive strategy for increasing mate value
Necks of kin: discriminating relatedness using odour
How does postpartum depression affect responses toinfant cues? (preregistered project proposal)
Individual Differences in the Coordinated Behavioural andPhysiological Immune Response to Pathogenic Threat
The effects of cleft lip/palate and subsequent repair on theprocessing of infant faces
Reduced Reliance on Configural Processing for Infant
Faces: Evidence from the Thatcher Illusion
How does cute baby stimuli affect prosocial behavior via
donations in an ethological setting?
Exploring the role of interoceptive awareness inbreastfeeding

THE LOCALS RECOMMEND
Restaurants

Breakfast

Lunch/Dinner

Big Blue Cafe
Cafe Brio
Los Bagels

Northtown Coffeee
Renata’s Creperie
Cafe Phoenix for vegetarians!

Estebans for Mexican Food!
Campfire (fancier fare)
SaltSushi Spot or Tomo Sushi
The Pub & Creamery
Smugs for a slice on the go!

Nightlife

Catch a movie at the Minor Theater (one of the oldest theaters in the USA, the seat service is pretty cool)Head to Cafe Mokka to spend time in the Finnish Spa and Hot tubs (we recommend making a reservation)
Friday Night is Arts Alive in the Arcata Plaza (walk around, see local artists’ work)
There is a Dance Night at the Arcata Theater Lounge on Friday July 12th
The Local cider bar is a great place to grab a drink
Dead Reckoning is the best place for a beer
The Jam is the only “nightclub” in town
Easily accessible by bus/car:
Old Town Eureka

The Great Outdoors

Take a hike in the Arcata Community Forest (entrances by the dorms and the corner of 14th and Union St
Take a walk at the Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Preserve (great for bird watchers)
Check out the Natural History Museum
If you have a car:Trinidad State Beach (+ hike the head) - above the fog bank
Mad River & Blue Lake (much warmer)
The Manila Dunes