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Lawrence S. Sugiyama

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University of California, Santa Cruz

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Anthropology

Lawrence S. Sugiyama is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

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anthropology public health physical anthropology amazonian ecuador human biology medical anthropology cultural anthropology psychology market integration biological anthropology cognitive science evolutionary psychology helminthology tropical medicine evolutionary anthropology reproductive biology human physiology indigenous shuar human evolution virology child development foraging cognitive psychology diverse societies ecuadorian amazon soil-transmitted helminth infection experimental social psychology environmental microbiology bone research sexual selection mating psychology disease ecology helminth infection host-microbe interactions intercultural studies wildlife early childhood horticulture research affective computing composition studies memory studies computational intelligence applied cognitive psychology natural selection developmental immunology regional relevance anthropogenic effects collective cognition human cognition cognitive architecture computational semantics community health metabolic health psychoacoustics psychosocial research cultural psychology kin recognition soil ecology experimental decision making bacteriology human nutrition andrology reproductive physiology female reproductive system horticultural science physiological research physical attractiveness human life history shiwiar forager-horticulturalists health-risk buffering human preferences ecuadorian amazonia cognitive adaptations social exchange cross-cultural invariances childhood growth social behavior human behavior applied social psychology sociobiology interpersonal attraction life history human psychology social psychology biosocial perspective behavioral sciences

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Somatic Symptoms Are Associated With Elevated Blood Pressure and Epstein–Barr Virus Antibodies Among Shuar of the Ecuadorian Amazon. American Journal of Human Biology (2024)

Paula S. TallmanRebecca A. SeligmanFelicia C. MadimenosMelissa A. LiebertTara J. Cepon‐RobinsJ. Josh SnodgrassThomas W. McDadeLawrence S. Sugiyama

somatic symptomsecuadorian amazonhuman biologyepstein-barr virus antibodiessomatic symptom disorderelevated blood pressurepublic health

The Emergence of Cooperative Behaviors, Norms, and Strategies Across Five Diverse Societies. (2024)

Dorsa AmirRichard AhlMatthew JordanHannah BolotinMichael BogeseGorana GonzalezTara CallaghanLawrence SugiyamaEmily OtaliPatrick TusiimeSamantha BangayanJ. Josh SnodgrassKatherine McAuliffe

social normsdiverse societiessociologysocial influencecultural diversityculturesocial sciencessocietal influencecooperative behaviors

Variation in Diurnal Cortisol Patterns Among the Indigenous Shuar of Amazonian Ecuador. American Journal of Human Biology (2024)

Melissa A. LiebertSamuel S. UrlacherFelicia C. MadimenosTheresa E. GildnerTara J. Cepon‐RobinsChristopher J. HarringtonRichard G. BribiescasLawrence S. SugiyamaJ. Josh Snodgrass

indigenous shuarclimate variabilitybiological anthropologyhuman biologyendocrinologydiurnal cortisol patternsamazonian ecuadorhuman physiologyphysiologypublic healthanthropology

Cognitive Foundations for Helping and Harming Others: Making Welfare Tradeoffs in Industrialized and Small-Scale Societies. Evolution and Human Behavior (2023)

Andrew W. DeltonAdrian V. JaeggiJulian LimDaniel SznycerMichael GurvenTheresa E. RobertsonLawrence S. SugiyamaLeda CosmidesJohn Tooby

human behaviorcognitive foundationssocial cognitionsmall-scale societiesbehavioral sciencespsychologywelfare tradeoffscognitive scienceevolutionary psychology

Reproductive Inequality in Humans and Other Mammals. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Cody T. RossPaul L. HooperJennifer E. SmithAdrian V. JaeggiEric Alden SmithSergey GavriletsFatema tuz ZohoraJohn ZikerDimitris XygalatasEmily E. WroblewskiBrian WoodBruce WinterhalderKai P. WillführAiyana K. WillardKara WalkerChristopher von RuedenEckart VolandClaudia ValeggiaBapu VaitlaSamuel UrlacherMary TownerChun-Yi SumLawrence S. SugiyamaKaren B. StrierKathrine StarkweatherDaniel Major-SmithMary ShenkRebecca SearEdmond SeabrightRyan SchachtBrooke ScelzaShane ScaggsJonathan SalernoCaissa Revilla-MinayaDaniel RedheadAnne PuseyBenjamin Grant PurzyckiEleanor A. PowerAnne PisorJenni PettaySusan PerryAbigail E. PageLuis Pacheco-CobosKathryn OthsSeung-Yun OhDavid NolinDaniel NettleCristina MoyaAndrea Bamberg MiglianoKarl J. MertensRita A. McNamaraRichard McElreathSiobhan MattisonEric MassengillFrank MarloweFelicia MadimenosShane MacfarlanVirpi LummaaRoberto LizarraldeRuizhe LiuMelissa A. LiebertSheina Lew-LevyPaul LeslieJoseph LanningKaren KramerJeremy KosterHillard S. KaplanBayarsaikhan JamsranjavA. Magdalena HurtadoKim HillBarry HewlettSamuli HelleThomas HeadlandJanet HeadlandMichael GurvenGianluca GrimaldaRussell GreavesChristopher D. GoldenIrene GodoyMhairi GibsonClaire El MoudenMark DyblePatricia DraperSean DowneyAngelina L. DeMarcoHelen Elizabeth DavisStefani CrabtreeCarmen CortezHeidi ColleranEmma CohenGregory ClarkJulia ClarkMark A. CaudellChelsea E. CarminitoJohn BunceAdam BoyetteSamuel BowlesTami BlumenfieldBret BeheimStephen Beckerman

fertilityhuman evolutionlower reproductive skewanimal behaviorevolutionary anthropologyhuman biologyethologyreproductive successsociobiologybreeding behaviorsexual selectiongender studiesevolutionary biologysex rolesmating psychologyreproductive inequalityreproductive skewreproductive biology

Bringing the Lab Bench to the Field: Point‐of‐Care Testing for Enhancing Health Research and Stakeholder Engagement in Rural/Remote, Indigenous, and Resource‐Limited Contexts. American Journal of Human Biology (2022)

Felicia C. MadimenosTheresa E. GildnerGeeta N. EickLawrence S. SugiyamaJames J. Snodgrass

rural healthlab benchtest benchindigenous studiesresource-limited contextshealth researchhealth sciencespoint-of-care testing

Imaginary Worlds Are Attractive Because They Simulate Multiple Adaptive Problems and Encode Real-World Information. Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2022)

Lawrence Sugiyama

behavioral researchimaginary worldsbehavioral experimentsbehavioral sciencespsychologybehavioral neuroscienceexperimental psychologycognitive sciencereal-world informationcognitive psychologymultiple adaptive problems

Low Prevalence of Anemia Among Shuar Communities of Amazonian Ecuador. American Journal of Human Biology (2021)

Alicia M. DeLouizeMelissa A. LiebertFelicia C. MadimenosSamuel S. UrlacherJoshua M. SchrockTara J. Cepon‐RobinsTheresa E. GildnerAaron D. BlackwellChristopher J. HarringtonDorsa AmirRichard G. BribiescasJames Josh SnodgrassLawrence S. Sugiyama

global healthhematologyhuman biologylow prevalenceamazonian ecuadorpublic healthshuar communitiesepidemiology

Pathogen Disgust Sensitivity Protects Against Infection in a High Pathogen Environment. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Tara J. Cepon-RobinsAaron D. BlackwellTheresa E. GildnerMelissa A. LiebertSamuel S. UrlacherFelicia C. MadimenosGeeta N. EickJ. Josh SnodgrassLawrence S. Sugiyama

virologyhost-microbe interactionsinfection controlneuroscienceclinical microbiologypathogen disgust sensitivitypublic healthneurologyenvironmental microbiology

Childhood Daily Energy Expenditure Does Not Decrease With Market Integration and is Not Related to Adiposity in Amazonia. Journal of Nutrition (2020)

Samuel S UrlacherJ Josh SnodgrassLara R DugasFelicia C MadimenosLawrence S SugiyamaMelissa A LiebertCara J JoyceEnrique TeránHerman Pontzer

global healthmarket integrationpediatricsnutritionhuman nutritionpublic health

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Lawrence S. Sugiyama

Professor

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Anthropology

Lawrence S. Sugiyama is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Lawrence S. Sugiyama

University of California, Santa Cruz

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Somatic Symptoms Are Associated With Elevated Blood Pressure and Epstein–Barr Virus Antibodies Among Shuar of the Ecuadorian Amazon. American Journal of Human Biology (2024)

Paula S. TallmanRebecca A. SeligmanFelicia C. MadimenosMelissa A. LiebertTara J. Cepon‐RobinsJ. Josh SnodgrassThomas W. McDadeLawrence S. Sugiyama

somatic symptomsecuadorian amazonhuman biologyepstein-barr virus antibodiessomatic symptom disorderelevated blood pressurepublic health

The Emergence of Cooperative Behaviors, Norms, and Strategies Across Five Diverse Societies. (2024)

Dorsa AmirRichard AhlMatthew JordanHannah BolotinMichael BogeseGorana GonzalezTara CallaghanLawrence SugiyamaEmily OtaliPatrick TusiimeSamantha BangayanJ. Josh SnodgrassKatherine McAuliffe

social normsdiverse societiessociologysocial influencecultural diversityculturesocial sciencessocietal influencecooperative behaviors

Variation in Diurnal Cortisol Patterns Among the Indigenous Shuar of Amazonian Ecuador. American Journal of Human Biology (2024)

Melissa A. LiebertSamuel S. UrlacherFelicia C. MadimenosTheresa E. GildnerTara J. Cepon‐RobinsChristopher J. HarringtonRichard G. BribiescasLawrence S. SugiyamaJ. Josh Snodgrass

indigenous shuarclimate variabilitybiological anthropologyhuman biologyendocrinologydiurnal cortisol patternsamazonian ecuadorhuman physiologyphysiologypublic healthanthropology

Cognitive Foundations for Helping and Harming Others: Making Welfare Tradeoffs in Industrialized and Small-Scale Societies. Evolution and Human Behavior (2023)

Andrew W. DeltonAdrian V. JaeggiJulian LimDaniel SznycerMichael GurvenTheresa E. RobertsonLawrence S. SugiyamaLeda CosmidesJohn Tooby

human behaviorcognitive foundationssocial cognitionsmall-scale societiesbehavioral sciencespsychologywelfare tradeoffscognitive scienceevolutionary psychology

Reproductive Inequality in Humans and Other Mammals. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Felicia C. MadimenosTheresa E. GildnerGeeta N. EickLawrence S. SugiyamaJames J. Snodgrass

rural healthlab benchtest benchindigenous studiesresource-limited contextshealth researchhealth sciencespoint-of-care testing

Imaginary Worlds Are Attractive Because They Simulate Multiple Adaptive Problems and Encode Real-World Information. Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2022)

Lawrence Sugiyama

Low Prevalence of Anemia Among Shuar Communities of Amazonian Ecuador. American Journal of Human Biology (2021)

global healthhematologyhuman biologylow prevalenceamazonian ecuadorpublic healthshuar communitiesepidemiology

Pathogen Disgust Sensitivity Protects Against Infection in a High Pathogen Environment. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Tara J. Cepon-RobinsAaron D. BlackwellTheresa E. GildnerMelissa A. LiebertSamuel S. UrlacherFelicia C. MadimenosGeeta N. EickJ. Josh SnodgrassLawrence S. Sugiyama

virologyhost-microbe interactionsinfection controlneuroscienceclinical microbiologypathogen disgust sensitivitypublic healthneurologyenvironmental microbiology

Childhood Daily Energy Expenditure Does Not Decrease With Market Integration and is Not Related to Adiposity in Amazonia. Journal of Nutrition (2020)

Samuel S UrlacherJ Josh SnodgrassLara R DugasFelicia C MadimenosLawrence S SugiyamaMelissa A LiebertCara J JoyceEnrique TeránHerman Pontzer

global healthmarket integrationpediatricsnutritionhuman nutritionpublic health

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