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Comprehensive and interdisciplinary, this handbook is written by leading researchers investigating evolutionary perspectives on sexual psychology and behavior, providing a rich overview of the most important work in the field. Volume 3 addresses theory and research focused on sexual adaptations in human females.

Comprehensive and interdisciplinary, this handbook is written by leading researchers investigating evolutionary perspectives on sexual psychology and behavior, providing a rich overview of the most important work in the field. Volume 4 addresses controversies and unresolved issues, applications, and non-human primate evolved sexual psychology.

The world's leading researchers answer fundamental questions related to the most often diagnosed learning disorders: dyslexia and dyscalculia. This accessible, authoritative handbook is a one-stop shop for researchers, students, policymakers, educators, therapists, psychologists and all affected by these disorders across different cultural settings.

This handbook brings together experts on parenting science and interventions to provide a comprehensive review of the field. Readers in psychology, family science, pediatrics, education, and related areas will welcome the breadth of information covered in this volume, including parenting children at different ages, settings, and cultural contexts.

This handbook brings together experts on parenting science and interventions to provide a comprehensive review of the field. Readers in psychology, family science, pediatrics, education, and related areas will welcome the breadth of information covered in this volume, including parenting children at different ages, settings, and cultural contexts.

"Prosociality is a cornerstone of a humane, harmonious, and flourishing society. This handbook details how prosociality develops, what factors underlie its growth, and how it can be nurtured in children and adolescents across different social contexts. It aims to inform and assist researchers, students, practitioners, caregivers, and policy makers"--