#evolutionary-psychology

#evolutionary-psychology

People prioritize anecdotal evidence over statistical data due to cognitive biases and emotional connections.

Women can subconsciously detect infant distress cues more effectively than adult distress, suggesting this ability may be fundamental to human caregiving.

People in groups unconsciously adapt and take on consistent roles based on group dynamics, optimizing functionality and emotional needs.

Men's disgust levels increase with age, leading to convergence with women's levels as both genders experience similar sensitivity to contaminants later in life.

The brain's reward system creates strong cravings for sugar, even when full.

The human brain processes only 10 bits of information per second despite a capacity for trillions, due to evolutionary constraints.

True crime stories evoke strong emotions, engaging fear, suspense, and curiosity while offering insight into real-world dangers.

The fascination with true crime is heightened by community engagement and the need to process anxieties in complex times.

Friendships are essential for survival; strategies to strengthen them include support, trust, and frequent interaction.

The term 'cuck' has been misappropriated, distorting its origins and contributing to harmful narratives about gender relations.

Women may be subconsciously attracted to 'bad boys' over 'nice guys' due to evolutionary instinct.

Women who rate themselves as attractive tend to prefer taller men due to perceptions of genetic quality and protection.

Women experiencing economic hardship are more attracted to feminine-looking men.