… In order to protect more solutions with evolutionary potentials from being replaced by bad
solutions, in this section a pseudo-optimum generation technique is proposed for the BP as …

… , a special motivational system evolved, which we term the … In particular, obsessive compulsive
disorder may result from … of species-typical programs for the protection of self and others. …

… since structures with great evolutionary potentials could be substituted … compulsive evolution
(RWCE) was applied to heat exchanger network optimization. A new population evolving in …

… of evolved harm-avoidance strategies. A pathological exaggeration of our evolved capacity
… be part of the set of evolved psychological mechanisms contributing to the psychopathology …

… the evolutionary … evolved that help protect the in-group from out-group threats. Moreover,
Conscientiousness appears associated with types of disgust that help maintain the protective …

… furred and thus protected from snake venom. In … evolved in response to upper Paleolithic
nutritional stress. The author posits that a much-neglected factor in the evolution of compulsive …

… With humans representing the extreme in the evolution of … During our hunting-gathering
evolution, trial and error learning … positive cognitive distortions, both protecting us from negative …

… not evolve into full-blown compulsions characterized by prolonged and repetitive behaviors.
Crucially, this overestimation also had no discernible effect on belief updating, thus failing to …

… –compulsive disorder (eg [3–5]). Because failures of self-control are costly, the ability to exert
self-control can confer evolutionary … provide insight into the evolution of cognitive faculties. …

… of evolutionary novel conditions (eg, often unlimited resource availability), using cognitive
mechanisms adapted to prior environments of evolutionary … ’s novel evolutionary conditions of …