Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Volume 33, Issue 1, February 2010

Contents, Volume 33:1, February 2010......Page 3
Grandparental investment: Past, present, and future......Page 4
Grandparental investment and the
epiphenomenon of menopause in
recent human history......Page 22
Integrating evolutionary and social scienceapproaches to the family......Page 23
Is contemporary grandparental care an
evolutionary mismatch?......Page 24
Grandparental altruism: Expanding the sense
of cause and effect......Page 25
Intergenerational conflict over grandparentalinvestment......Page 26
Motivating grandparental investment......Page 27
An evolutionary perspective can help unifydisparate accounts of grandparentalinvestment......Page 28
Grandparental transfers and kin selection......Page 29
Grandparental investment facilitatesharmonization of work and family in employedparents: A lifespan psychological perspective......Page 30
Continuity between pre- and postdemographictransition populations withrespect to grandparental investment......Page 31
Fitness effects of grandparental investmentsin contemporary low-risk societies......Page 32
Intergenerational transfers and the cost ofallomothering in traditional societies......Page 33
Population aging and the economic role of theelderly: Bonanza or burden?......Page 34
Measures of grandparental investment as alimiting factor in theoretical and empiricaladvancement......Page 35
The evolutionary versus socio-economic viewon grandparenthood: What are thegrandparents’ underlying motivations?......Page 36
The generation game is the cooperation game:The role of grandparents in the timing ofreproduction......Page 37
Are humans cooperative breeders?: Moststudies of natural fertility populations do notsupport the grandmother hypothesis......Page 38
Evolutionary psychology’s notion ofdifferential grandparental investment and theDodo Bird Phenomenon: Not everyone can beright......Page 42
Authors' Response......Page 43
Instructions for Authors and Commentators......Page 66