Glenn Geher, Ph.D., is professor of psychology at the State University of New York at New Paltz. He is founding director of the campus’ Evolutionary Studies (EvoS) program.
Even the most generic wedding vows can be profoundly beautiful and full of wisdom. Further, the guts of all wedding vows can be elucidated by applying an evolutionary lens.
Behavioral scientists often use the term "social-emotional." Here's what that term means and why it matters.Under ancestral conditions, humans often ran long distances out of necessity. These days, long-distance running is optional. Yet many of us partake. Here is what we get out of it. Under ancestral conditions, long-distance running was a required part of life. These days, it is fully optional—yet many of us do it. Here's what we get out of going the distance.Life is hard. An evolutionary perspective on the human condition can help us think about what actually matters and help us build habits that can help us thrive.
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