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Aurelio Figueredo

Professor Emeritus of Psychology Family Studies and Human Development Director Ethology and Evolutionary Psychology Track & Minor

University of Arizona

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College of Science

Psychology

Aurelio Figueredo is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor Emeritus of Psychology Family Studies and Human Development Director Ethology and Evolutionary Psychology Track & Minor at University of Arizona.

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Aurelio Figueredo

University of Arizona

Professor Emeritus of Psychology Family Studies and Human Development Director Ethology and Evolutionary Psychology Track & Minor

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psychology behavioral sciences evolutionary biology evolutionary psychology social sciences life history personality criminology personality psychology mental health life history strategy social psychology psychological science interpersonal violence human behavior evolutionary anthropology developmental psychology mating psychology violence against women animal behavior personality assessment family violence violent behavior psychometrics psychological trauma behavioral ecology sexual abuse family psychology sexual violence trauma life history theory behavioral research sexual assault domestic violence health psychology animal cognition partner violence counseling psychology life history strategies cultural psychology psychological violence evolutionary theory adolescence psychosocial research human sexuality juvenile delinquency individual differences adolescent psychology general intelligence correctional practice multilevel selection victimology biological psychology breeding behavior executive function general factor human variation assortative mating life history evolution meta-analysis youth justice sexology cognitive psychology prostate cancer survivors cognitive mediation nursing research later adulthood cognitive therapy intimate partner violence dark triad older adults behavioral health occupational health psychology psychodynamic gentle introduction structural relations sociobiology ethology human evolution behavioural genetics kin selection quantitative ethology primate behavior

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Aging Brains and Bodies: Evidence and Evolutionary Context. (2025)

aging processneuroscience of agingageingneuroscienceevolutionary contextmolecular neurodegenerationdevelopmental cognitive neurosciencehuman brain

Ancestral and Contemporary Influences of Sociopolitical Complexity, Macroeconomic Development, and State Functioning on the Quality of Infrastructure. Evolutionary Psychological Science (2025)

infrastructure engineeringpolitical ecologymacroeconomic developmentinfrastructure managementpublic policysociopolitical complexitystate functioningeconomic developmentinfrastructure systemsgovernanceinfrastructure developmentsocial sciencespolitical geography

Arousal, Attention, and Executive Functioning. (2025)

cognitive sciencepsychological scienceapplied cognitive psychologyattentionexecutive functionaffective neurosciencebehavioural processpsychologyexecutive functioning

Global Decline in General Intelligence. (2025)

global declinehuman-like intelligenceintellectual discourseglobalizationcognitive science

Obsolete Science and Egalitarian Meta-Political Activism in Contemporary Gene-Culture Coevolution: A Response to Lala and Feldman (2024). Evolutionary Psychological Science (2025)

contemporary gene-culture coevolutionegalitarian meta-political activismscience and technology studiespolitical philosophyethnic studiespolitical sciencescience ethicspolitical studiescultural changesocial sciencesobsolete sciencebiopolitics

Senescent Slowing. (2025)

Toward a Consolidated Understanding of Intelligence. (2025)

human-like intelligenceconsolidated understandingpsychological scienceintelligent computingepistemologyintelligence analysismachine intelligenceintelligent systemsintellectual discoursecognitive sciencesocial intelligence

Anti-Mertonian Norms Undermine the Scientific Ethos: A Critique of Bird, Jackson Jr., and Winston's Policy Proposals and Associated Justification. Intelligence (2024)

Michael A. Woodley of MenieMateo Peñaherrera-AguirreAurelio-José FigueredoGeoffrey F. MillerThomas R. CoyleNoah CarlFróði DebesCraig L. FrisbyFederico R. LéonGuy MadisonHeiner Rindermann

philosophyscience ethicsscientific ethospolicy proposalsanti-mertonian normsphilosophy of science

Content Meta-Analysis of a Racial Hereditarian Research “Bibliography” Reveals Minimal Support for Bird, Jackson Jr., and Winston's Model of “Scientific Racism”. Intelligence (2024)

Michael A. Woodley of MenieMateo Peñaherrera-AguirreAurelio-José FigueredoGeoffrey F. MillerThomas R. CoyleNoah CarlFróði DebesCraig L. FrisbyFederico R. LéonGuy MadisonHeiner Rindermann

racial discriminationcontent meta-analysisracial hereditarian researchscientific racismpsychologyracial equity

Dimensions of Animality: Expanding Nomological Breadth and Controlling Phenotypic Similarity. Personality and Individual Differences (2024)

Mateo Peñaherrera-AguirreNetzin G. SteklisCatherine SalmonH. Dieter SteklisAurelio José Figueredo

geneticsphenotypic similaritypersonality psychologycomparative psychologypersonalitynomological breadth

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Aurelio Figueredo

Professor Emeritus of Psychology Family Studies and Human Development Director Ethology and Evolutionary Psychology Track & Minor

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Science

Psychology

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Aurelio Figueredo

University of Arizona

Professor Emeritus of Psychology Family Studies and Human Development Director Ethology and Evolutionary Psychology Track & Minor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Aging Brains and Bodies: Evidence and Evolutionary Context. (2025)

aging processneuroscience of agingageingneuroscienceevolutionary contextmolecular neurodegenerationdevelopmental cognitive neurosciencehuman brain

Ancestral and Contemporary Influences of Sociopolitical Complexity, Macroeconomic Development, and State Functioning on the Quality of Infrastructure. Evolutionary Psychological Science (2025)

Arousal, Attention, and Executive Functioning. (2025)

cognitive sciencepsychological scienceapplied cognitive psychologyattentionexecutive functionaffective neurosciencebehavioural processpsychologyexecutive functioning

Global Decline in General Intelligence. (2025)

global declinehuman-like intelligenceintellectual discourseglobalizationcognitive science

Obsolete Science and Egalitarian Meta-Political Activism in Contemporary Gene-Culture Coevolution: A Response to Lala and Feldman (2024). Evolutionary Psychological Science (2025)

Senescent Slowing. (2025)

Toward a Consolidated Understanding of Intelligence. (2025)

Anti-Mertonian Norms Undermine the Scientific Ethos: A Critique of Bird, Jackson Jr., and Winston's Policy Proposals and Associated Justification. Intelligence (2024)

Michael A. Woodley of MenieMateo Peñaherrera-AguirreAurelio-José FigueredoGeoffrey F. MillerThomas R. CoyleNoah CarlFróði DebesCraig L. FrisbyFederico R. LéonGuy MadisonHeiner Rindermann

philosophyscience ethicsscientific ethospolicy proposalsanti-mertonian normsphilosophy of science

Content Meta-Analysis of a Racial Hereditarian Research “Bibliography” Reveals Minimal Support for Bird, Jackson Jr., and Winston's Model of “Scientific Racism”. Intelligence (2024)

Michael A. Woodley of MenieMateo Peñaherrera-AguirreAurelio-José FigueredoGeoffrey F. MillerThomas R. CoyleNoah CarlFróði DebesCraig L. FrisbyFederico R. LéonGuy MadisonHeiner Rindermann

racial discriminationcontent meta-analysisracial hereditarian researchscientific racismpsychologyracial equity

Dimensions of Animality: Expanding Nomological Breadth and Controlling Phenotypic Similarity. Personality and Individual Differences (2024)

Mateo Peñaherrera-AguirreNetzin G. SteklisCatherine SalmonH. Dieter SteklisAurelio José Figueredo

geneticsphenotypic similaritypersonality psychologycomparative psychologypersonalitynomological breadth

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