Florida Atlantic University     |     Department of Psychology

Current Graduate Students | Graduate Student Theses Chaired To Completion

Director  
Todd K. Shackelford, Ph.D.  
 
Current Graduate Students
Vincent Bates Vinny is a new Masters student in Evolutionary Psychology. His interests are in human sexual psychology and behavior.
Farnaz Kaighobadi Farnaz recently completed her first year a Ph.D. student in Evolutionary Psychology. Her interests are in human sexual psychology and behavior.
James Liddle James is a new Ph.D. student in Evolutionary Psychology. His interests are in human sexual psychology and behavior.
William F. McKibbin Bill recently completed his third year as a Ph.D. student in Evolutionary Psychology. His interests are in the application of sperm competition theory to human sexual psychology and behavior.
Emily J. Miner Emily is a new Ph.D. student in Evolutionary Psychology. Her interests are in human sexual psychology and behavior.
   
Graduate Student Theses Chaired To Completion
Doctoral Dissertations
Valerie G. Starratt (2008) Risk of female infidelity and male sexual coercion in intimate relationships: An evolutionary psychological perspective
Alastair P. C. Davies (2008) Sex wars: Evolved psychological sex differences and sexual conflict in the contexts of infidelity, persuasion, and hip-hop song lyrics
Aaron T. Goetz (2007) Sexual coercion in intimate relationships: An evolutionary perspective informed by sperm competition theory
Richard L. Michalski (2005)

An evolutionary psychological approach to the study of sibling influences

Mandy E. Miller (2004) The Cinderella effect: The psychological bases and mental dynamics of step-parental ambivalence (Co-Chair, Robin R. Vallacher, Psychology, Florida Atlantic University)
Masters Theses
William F. McKibbin (2007) Why do men insult their intimate partners? Partner-directed insults and mate retention
Shanna L. Beasley (2006) Contexts and circumstances of filicide-suicide in Chicago
Judith A. Easton (2006) Morbid jealousy from an evolutionary psychological perspective
Krystal D. Mize (2006) Intimate partner homicide methods in heterosexual and homosexual relationships
Mary Ann G. O’Grady (2006) Stepparents and genetic parents use different methods to murder their children
Lucas D. Schipper (2006) Adding insult to injury: Development and initial validation of the Partner-Directed Insults Scale
Valerie G. Starratt (2006) Men’s partner-directed insults and sexual coercion in intimate relationships
Alastair P. C. Davies (2005) Human mate poaching: How frequent is it and what motivates it?
Aaron T. Goetz (2005) When we hurt the ones we love: Predicting violence against women from men’s mate retention tactics
Faith E. Guta (2005) Mate retention and copulation frequency in humans: complementary anti-cuckoldry tactics
Samantha Murphy (2005) Relationship experience as a predictor of jealousy
Brian J. Quintus (2005) Sex differences in sexual psychology produce sex-similar preferences for a short-term mate
Emily A. Stone (2005) Sex differences and similarities in preferred mating arrangements
Amanda Hitchell (2004) Sex ratio and crime: A cross-cultural investigation


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