When Saying “Sorry” Isn’t Enough: Is Some Suicidal Behavior a Costly Signal of Apology?

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@Musa_alGharbi @chronicle And one that might fit the Arday case: https://t.co/0jaECAhhif

most frequently associated with murder, whereas female suicidal behavior was most frequently associated with sexual transgressions." https://t.co/JsAr7aeFlu

@CostelloWilliam Finally, the deCatanzaro theory doesn't make much evolutionary sense. Burden on kin is ubiquitous across the tree of life, and the widespread evolved response? Dispersal. From one of our papers (IFM: inclusive fitness model, i.e., burd…

RT @ed_hagen: @LFitouchi Related paper on costly apologies in traditional societies by @kristensyme "nonlethal suicidal behavior can some…

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