… non-STD infections have no effect. Second, we find that controlling for life history measures
of extrinsic risk and a fast life history … ties, interpersonal violence, child fatalities, and religious …

… Hackman & Hruschka (2013) provided two criticisms and conclude from their own analyses
that the findings in our two papers are more consistent with life history theory than with the …

… to explain interstate variation in the child murder rate beyond … to account for considerable
amounts of the variation in the … 2006 Consilience and life history theory: from genes to brain …

… , precipitation, the presence of pathogens, fertility, the number … variation in violence and
homicide to extend from life history … that a full account of population differences in homicide rates …

… Aggregate State-level data for our variables of interest in the … We modeled the multivariate
construct of fast life history … The cascade model results also strongly suggest that pathogen …

… , respectively, pathogen prevalence no longer predicted variation in homicide, child abuse,
and … Unfortunately, our state-level pathogen measure reflected STDs. Future research could …

… in our two papers are more consistent with life history theory than with the parasite-stress …
) but not by non-STDS. Our response to this criticism is that the parasite-stress theory does not …

… First, the lack of association between non-STDs and the four study … that pathogen stress-induced
collectivism leads to greater teenage birth rates. Finally, they point out that we do not …

… with fast life history strategy (as indexed by teen birth-rates). … In this study state-level data
from multiple extant datasets … and homicide. In the present study separate indices of STD versus …

… life history strategies as intermediate mechanism linking distal environmental forces to
variations in … Similarly, in a 29-country cross-cultural study, pathogen prevalence was associated …