Social anxiety and social behavior: A test of predictions from an evolutionary model
/Tone, EB, Nahmias, E, Bakeman, R, Kvaran, T, Brosnan, SF, Fani, N, Schroth, EA (2018) Clinical Psychological Science
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Comparative economics: Using experimental economics paradigms to understand primate social decision-making
/Watzek, J, Smith, M & Brosnan, SF (2018) The Evolution of Primate Social Cognition (ed. L Di Paolo, F Di Vincenzo & A d’Almeida) Springer.
Read MoreThe Evolution of Justice
/Brosnan, SF (2018) Justice (ed M LeBar). Oxford University Press.
Read MoreInsights into human cooperation from comparative economics→
/Brosnan, SF (2018) Nature Human Behaviour
Read MoreWhen Persistence Doesn't Pay→
/Brosnan, SF (2018) Science
Read MoreRole-Reversal Experiment→
/Watzek, J & Brosnan, SF (2018) Encyclopedia of Animal Cognition and Behavior (J Vonk & TK Shackelford, eds). Springer.
Read More(Ir)rational choices of humans, rhesus macaques, and capuchin monkeys in dynamic stochastic environments→
/Watzek, J & Brosnan, SF (2018) Cognition.
Measuring urinary oxytocin in capuchin monkeys: Validation and the influence of social behavior→
/Benítez, ME, Sosnowski, M, Tomeo, OB, & Brosnan, SF (2018). American Journal of Primatology
**Featured paper of the month by an ASP member in the American Journal of Primatology
The Importance of a Truly Comparative Methodology for Comparative Psychology→
/Smith, MF, Watzek, J, Brosnan SF (2018) International Journal of Comparative Psychology.
Social inhibition and behavioural flexibility when the context changes: a comparison across six primate species→
/Amici, F, Call, J, Watzek, J, Brosnan, SF, & Aureli, F (2018) Scientific Reports.
The influence of reward quality and quantity and spatial proximity on the responses to inequity and contrast in capuchin monkeys (Cebus [Sapajus] apella).
/Talbot, CF, Parrish, AE Watzek, J, Essler, JL, Leverett, KL, Paukner, A, & Brosnan, SF (2018) Journal of Comparative Psychology.
Read MoreDo non-human primates ascribe goals to the choices of conspecifics?→
/Prétôt, L. Weiss, DJ & Brosnan, SF (2018) Animal Behavior & Cognition
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