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Religion, Brain & Behavior Nº 14/4 - 2024

Religion, Brain & Behavior 

Nº 14/4 - 2024
 

INDEX

Religion, Brain & Behavior adopts stricter 
transparency standards pp. 341-344
Wesley J. Wildman, Robert M. Ross,
 Ryan T. McKay, Joseph Watts,
 Suzanne Hoogeveen, Richard Sosis,
 Irene Cristofori, Michael E. Price 
& John Shaver

Article

Assessing religion and spirituality in a cross-cultural 
sample: development of religion and spirituality 
items for the Global Flourishing Study pp. 345-358
Kathryn A. Johnson, Jordan W. Moon,
 Tyler J. VanderWeele, Sarah Schnitker
 & Byron R. Johnson

The role of religion in adolescent mental health: 
faith as a moderator of the relationship between 
distrust and depression pp. 359-376
Dimitris I. Tsomokos & Robin I. M. Dunbar

Target Article 

The evolution of human ritual behavior as 
a cooperative signaling platform pp. 377-399
Martin Lang & Radek Kundt

Article Commentary

Rethinking the roots of human collective
 ritual pp. 399-407
Candace Alcorta

Adaptive signaling in a lineage explanation, 
needs to be adaptive pp. 407-409
Carl Brusse

Cooperative signaling in the sandbox: Future 
directions for examining collective 
ritual in child development pp. 409-412
Jennifer M. Clegg, Nicole J. Wen 
& Cristine H. Legare

Dancing devil’s advocates – the next challenges 
for testing cooperative signaling and 
collective ritual research pp. 412-414
Ronald Fischer

Multiple origins for the evolution of 
collective rituals pp. 415-416
Luke Glowacki

Collective action in wild chimpanzees provides
 further insight into the evolution of 
cooperative ritual behavior pp. 416-418
Ammie K. Kalan

Reinterpreting the archaeological evidence: 
rituals as practical and specialized 
interventions pp. 418-422
Aaron D. Lightner

Did we all go together when we went? 
Considering the adaptive importance 
of risky joint action pp. 422-426
Duncan N. E. Stibbard-Hawkes

Reply

Communicating cooperative intentions drove 
the selection of collective ritual in hominins 
pp. 427-449
Radek Kundt & Martin Lang
  

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