3-0085 ATTACHMENTS, ALLIANCES, AND REPUTATIONS: TRACING COOPERATION THROUGH TIME, SPACE, AND THE LIFESPAN

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Thursday, November 17, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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Organizers: Adam H Boyette (Washington State University, Vancouver) and Shane J Macfarlan (Oregon State University)

Discussants: Drew Gerkey (University of Washington)

08:00

Cooperation and Attachment In Early Childhood

Courtney L Meehan (Department of Anthropology, Washington State University) and Sean Hawks (Washington State University)

08:15

The Ontogeny of Food Sharing During Aka Forager Middle Childhood: Tracing the Origins of Egalitarianism

Adam H Boyette (Washington State University, Vancouver)

08:30

Evidence of Cooperation Among Religious Adolescents In a Rural Caribbean Community

Caitlyn Placek (Department of Anthropoogy, Washington State University)

08:45

Recognition Signals In Christian Denominations As Mechanisms That Enable Cooperation: AComparative and Phylogenetic Approach

Luke J Matthews (Human Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University)

09:00

Reputational Dynamics In a Dominican Village: Altruism, Economic Competency, and Alliance Building

Shane J Macfarlan (Oregon State University)

09:15

Showing That You Care: Circuitous Reciprocity and the Social Context of Charitable Giving

Wesley Allen-Arave (University of New Mexico)

09:30

Discussant

Drew Gerkey (University of Washington)

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