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Advances in Experimental Social Psychology, 2016
Damian R. Murray, Mark Schaller
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Damian R. Murray, Mark Schaller
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Activation of the Behavioral Immune System: Putting the Brakes on Affiliation
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2018Evolutionary psychologists propose that humans evolved a first line of defense against pathogens: the behavioral immune system (BIS). The BIS is thought to be functionally flexible such that the likelihood and magnitude of BIS activation depends on the individual’s perceived vulnerability to disease (PVD). Because conspecifics are sources of infection,
Natsumi Sawada, E. Auger, J. Lydon
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The behavioral immune system and social conservatism: a meta-analysis
Evolution and Human Behavior, 2013article i nfo Article history: Initial receipt 13 August 2012 Final revision received 18 October ...
John A. Terrizzi +2 more
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Zipf-scaling behavior in the immune system
Biosystems, 1996The Zipf law, an approach to analyzing linguistic texts, was applied to study the Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes (CTL) repertoire, one of the major components of the immune system. A Zipf-scaling behavior was observed in those CTL repertoires obtained in normal or conventional mice.
J D, Burgos, P, Moreno-Tovar
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DYNAMICAL BEHAVIORS OF A CLASS OF STOCHASTIC TUMOR–IMMUNE SYSTEMS
Journal of Biological Systems, 2023In this paper, we consider a class of tumor–immune systems perturbed by the environmental noise and focus on the longtime behaviors. The existence and uniqueness of the globally positive solution to the tumor–immune system are proved using stochastic Lyapunov analysis and Itô’s formula.
ZHEN WANG, MENGMENG JIN
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Influence of Brain and Behavior on the Immune System
Science, 1976It has been shown experimentally that psychosocial processes influence the susceptibility to some infections, to some neoplastic processes, and to some aspects of humoral and cell-mediated immune responses. These psychosocial effects may be related to hypothalamic activity.
Marvin Stein +2 more
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2021
This chapter presents theoretical and empirical arguments in support of the existence of a defense system against pathogens called the Behavioral Immune System, which the authors argue complements the biological immune system and is characterized by cognitive, emotional, motivational, and social ...
Thiebaut, Gaëtan +4 more
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This chapter presents theoretical and empirical arguments in support of the existence of a defense system against pathogens called the Behavioral Immune System, which the authors argue complements the biological immune system and is characterized by cognitive, emotional, motivational, and social ...
Thiebaut, Gaëtan +4 more
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