- The divergent effects of prayer on cheating
- Is the Open Access movement about to get real?
- Sensory supernatural experiences in autism
- Vikings, virtual reality, and supernatural agents in predictive minds
- Threats, Gods, and plastic brains: explaining the religion/health relationship
- Exploring the intersections of religious attachment, meaning, and culture
- Multifunctional religious systems and perturbed dynamics of psychological wellbeing
- The process of believing and psychiatric symptoms
- Supernatural beliefs and “functional psychosis”
- Understanding the evolutionary origins of positive psychology and religious growth
- Finally, some well-deserved attention to the long-neglected dimension of religious beliefs: suggestions for greater understanding and future research
- Critical assessments of evolutionary threat assessment systems theory, religious beliefs, and mental health: a response to commentators
- Fear the unseen: supernatural belief and agency detection in virtual reality
- Darwinian selection and religion: emic and etic contrasts
- Changing brains: from primal horde to nuclear family to religion
- Institutions, natural selection(s), and religion
- Religious change is driven primarily by individual-level Darwinian processes
- Darwinian evolution versus Spencerian evolution: the big misunderstanding
- Explaining the evolution of religion: A response to commentators
- The evolution of religion and the (unfulfilled) promise of a sociological contribution
- The fish that got away? Human behavioral ecology and the study of religion
- Armaments and ornaments: mate-guarding and the evolutionary roots of religion
- Belie the belief? Prompts and default states
- The cultural evolution of institutional religions
- Predicting age of atheism: credibility enhancing displays and religious importance, choice, and conflict in family of upbringing
- “God Is Watching You” … and might be influencing your brain, too
- Perceived supernatural support heightens battle confidence: a knife combat field study
- Seeking the supernatural: the Interactive Religious Experience Model
- Predicting the supernatural
- The cultural buck stops somewhere: the origin of supernatural belief and the role of agency detection
- Believing and experiencing the supernatural: four shortcomings of the Interactive Religious Experience Model
- On the nature and future of agency detection and religion
- Simulating supernatural seeking
- Idolizing the indexical: commentary on Van Leeuwen and van Elk
- Do religious experiences shape religious beliefs or religious concepts?
- Seeking the supernatural: responses to commentary