Douglas T. Kenrick is author of over 190 scientific articles,
books, and book chapters, the majority applying evolutionary
ideas to human behavior and thought processes. At a theoretical
level his work integrates three great syntheses of the last few
decades: evolutionary psychology, cognitive science, and
dynamical systems theory. Much of that work has been funded
by NIMH and NSF and has been reported in journals
including Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Psychological Review,
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Perspectives on
Psychological Science, and Evolution and Human Behavior. Kenrick
has edited several books on evolutionary psychology, contributed
chapters to the Handbook of Social Psychology and the Handbook
of Evolutionary Psychology, and been an author of two multi-
edition textbooks (Social Psychology: Goals in Interaction, with
Steve Neuberg and Bob Cialdini, is now in its 5th edition).  His
book Sex, Murder, and the Meaning of Life: A psychologist
investigates how evolution, cognition, a