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• catalog abstract "Testing for racial differences in behavior has been much neglected over the past sixty years. And when not subject to neglect, to strongly negative imputations among professionals and politicians alike. According to J. Philippe Rushton, substantial racial differences do exist and their pattern can only be explained adequately from an evolutionary perspective. In Race, Evolution, and Behavior he reviews international data and finds a distinct pattern. People of East Asian ancestry and people of African ancestry are at opposite ends of a continuum, with people of European ancestry intermediate, albeit with much variability within each broad grouping. Rushton's thesis is that when fully modern humans migrated out of Africa, perhaps only 100,000 years ago, the colder Eurasian climate selected for larger brains, more forward planning, greater family stability, and increased longevity with concomitant reductions in sex hormone, speed of maturation, reproductive potency, and aggressiveness. Rushton's theory emphasizes a trade-off between parenting and mating and brings into focus the concept of a coordinated life history of characteristics, evolving together, to replicate genes more effectively. The selection for large brains and parenting skills was taken furthest in east Asia. Rushton's theory explains differentiation in intelligence and predicts other, seemingly unrelated race effects, such as differences in frequency of twinning. The capacity to unify disparate phenomena is usually considered a virtue in theories. Rushton's gene-based evolutionary models explain ethnocentrism and racial group differences, and may provide a catalyst for understanding individual differences and human nature. Chapters in Race, Evolution, and Behavior include "Character Traits"; "Behavioral Genetics"; "Race and Racism in History"; "Race, Brain Size, and Intelligence"; and "Sexual Potency, Hormones, and AIDS." . This volume is sure to be controversial as Rushton attempts nothing less than a paradigmatic change in the way social scientists approach their work, especially those concentrated in the study of racial differences. Race, Evolution, and Behavior must be read by sociologists, anthropologists, genetic scientists, psychologists, and black studies specialists.".
• catalog contributor b5760376.
• catalog created "c1995.".
• catalog date "1995".
• catalog date "c1995.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1995.".
• catalog description ". This volume is sure to be controversial as Rushton attempts nothing less than a paradigmatic change in the way social scientists approach their work, especially those concentrated in the study of racial differences. Race, Evolution, and Behavior must be read by sociologists, anthropologists, genetic scientists, psychologists, and black studies specialists.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 285-315) and indexes.".
• catalog description "Revamping social science -- Character traits -- Behavioral genetics -- Genetic similarity theory -- Race and racism in history -- Race, brain size, and intelligence -- Speed of maturation, personality, and social organization -- Sexual potency, hormones, and AIDS -- Genes plus environment -- Life-history theory -- Out of Africa -- Challenges and rejoinders -- Conclusions and discussion.".
• catalog description "Rushton's gene-based evolutionary models explain ethnocentrism and racial group differences, and may provide a catalyst for understanding individual differences and human nature. Chapters in Race, Evolution, and Behavior include "Character Traits"; "Behavioral Genetics"; "Race and Racism in History"; "Race, Brain Size, and Intelligence"; and "Sexual Potency, Hormones, and AIDS."".
• catalog description "Rushton's thesis is that when fully modern humans migrated out of Africa, perhaps only 100,000 years ago, the colder Eurasian climate selected for larger brains, more forward planning, greater family stability, and increased longevity with concomitant reductions in sex hormone, speed of maturation, reproductive potency, and aggressiveness. Rushton's theory emphasizes a trade-off between parenting and mating and brings into focus the concept of a coordinated life history of characteristics, evolving together, to replicate genes more effectively. The selection for large brains and parenting skills was taken furthest in east Asia. Rushton's theory explains differentiation in intelligence and predicts other, seemingly unrelated race effects, such as differences in frequency of twinning. The capacity to unify disparate phenomena is usually considered a virtue in theories.".
• catalog description "Testing for racial differences in behavior has been much neglected over the past sixty years. And when not subject to neglect, to strongly negative imputations among professionals and politicians alike. According to J. Philippe Rushton, substantial racial differences do exist and their pattern can only be explained adequately from an evolutionary perspective. In Race, Evolution, and Behavior he reviews international data and finds a distinct pattern. People of East Asian ancestry and people of African ancestry are at opposite ends of a continuum, with people of European ancestry intermediate, albeit with much variability within each broad grouping.".
• catalog extent "xviii, 334 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Race, evolution, and behavior.".
• catalog identifier "1560001461".
• catalog isFormatOf "Race, evolution, and behavior.".
• catalog issued "1995".
• catalog issued "c1995.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New Brunswick, N.J., USA : Transaction Publishers,".
• catalog relation "Race, evolution, and behavior.".
• catalog subject "1995 G-633".
• catalog subject "573.2 20".
• catalog subject "Behavior.".
• catalog subject "Biological Evolution.".
• catalog subject "Continental Population Groups.".
• catalog subject "GN 281.4 R954r 1995".
• catalog subject "GN281.4 .R87 1995".
• catalog subject "Heredity, Human.".
• catalog subject "Human behavior.".
• catalog subject "Human evolution.".
• catalog subject "Race.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Revamping social science -- Character traits -- Behavioral genetics -- Genetic similarity theory -- Race and racism in history -- Race, brain size, and intelligence -- Speed of maturation, personality, and social organization -- Sexual potency, hormones, and AIDS -- Genes plus environment -- Life-history theory -- Out of Africa -- Challenges and rejoinders -- Conclusions and discussion.".
• catalog title "Race, evolution, and behavior : a life history perspective / J. Philippe Rushton.".
• catalog type "text".