

Episode 22 - Evolutionary Biology and human behaviour with Dr Diana Fleischman
Apr 25, 2019
Dr. Diana Fleischman, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of Portsmouth, delves into how our evolutionary roots shape human behavior. She discusses the fascinating link between instincts like jealousy and survival. The conversation explores dark triad traits, emphasizing the role of environment and genetics in human behavior. Dr. Fleischman also navigates the nature vs. nurture debate, particularly in modern dating scenarios, and contrasts monogamy with polygyny, revealing the complexities of relationships shaped by evolutionary psychology.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Anticipation Builds for Upcoming Nudge Stock Event
03:43 • 1min
The Evolutionary Roots of Human Behavior
05:09 • 7min
Exploring the Dark Triad Traits and Environmental Influences on Behavior
12:02 • 3min
Nature, Nurture, and Modern Love
14:57 • 15min
The Evolution of Relationships: Monogamy vs. Polygyny
29:54 • 24min