|
Author |
Title |
No. |
Pp. |
| Ralph B. Hupka and Adam L. Bank |
Sex Differences in Jealousy: Evolution or Social
Construction |
1 |
24-59 |
| Michael L. Burton |
Constructing a Scale of Female Contributions
to Agriculture: Methods for Imputing Missing Data |
1 |
3-23 |
| Robert L. Munroe, Ruth H. Munroe,
and Stephen Winters |
Cross-Cultural Correlates of the Consonant-Vowel
(CV) Syllable |
1 |
60-83 |
| Peter Peregrine |
The Birth of The Gods Revisited: A Partial Replication
of Guy Swanson's (1960) Cross-Cultural Study of Religion |
1 |
84-112 |
| Floyd Webster Rudmin |
Cross-Cultural Correlates of the Ownership of
Private Property: Zelman's Gender Data Revisited |
2 |
115-153 |
| Douglas Raybeck and Douglas Herrmann |
Antonymy and Semantic Relations: The Case for
a Linguistic Universal |
2 |
154-183 |
| Joshua Searle-White |
Personal Boundaries Among Russians and Americans:
A Vygotskian Approach |
2 |
184-208 |
| Patricia C. Rice and Ann L. Paterson |
Bone Art in the Upper Paleolithic: Regional,
Temporal, and Art Class Comparisons |
3 |
211-242 |
| Ralph B. Hupka, Zbigniew Zaleski,
Jurgen Otto, Lucy Reidl, and Nadia V. Tarabrina |
Anger, Envy, Fear, and Jealousy as Felt in the
Body: A Five-Nation Study |
3 |
243-264 |
| Ronald P. Rohner |
From Conception Through Birth: Origins of the
Society for Cross-Cultural Research |
3 |
265-274 |
| Ward H. Goodenough |
Murdock as Bridge: From Summer to HRAF to SCCR |
3 |
275-280 |
| Suzanne G. Frayser |
The Essential Tension Between Particularism and
Generalization |
4 |
291-300 |
| J. Patrick Gray |
Is the Standard Cross-Cultural Sample Biased?
A Simulation Study |
4 |
301-315 |
| Peter N. Peregrine |
Ethnology Versus Ethnographic Analogy: A Common
Confusion in Archaeological Interpretation |
4 |
316-329 |
| Leigh Minturn |
The Economic Importance and Technological Complexity
of Hand-Spinning and Hand-Weaving |
4 |
330-351 |
| Herbert Barry, III |
Cultural Influences on Childhood Participation
in Adult Activities |
4 |
352-365 |
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