The Relationship Between Cognitive and Affective Empathy and Human Mating Strategies by Wlodarski, R

Processes of pairbonding by Wlodarski, R

When BOLD is thicker than water: processing social information about kin and friends at different levels of the social network by Wlodarski, R, Dunbar, R

Examining the possible functions of kissing in romantic relationships by Wlodarski, R, Dunbar, R

Reply to Falcon by Dunbar, R, Wlodarski, R

The effects of romantic love on mentalizing abilities by Wlodarski, R, Dunbar, RIM

Menstrual cycle effects on attitudes toward romantic kissing. by Wlodarski, R, Dunbar, R

Examining the possible functions of kissing in romantic relationships. by Wlodarski, R, Dunbar, R

Menstrual cycle effects on attitudes toward romantic kissing by Wlodarski, R, Dunbar, R

The God allusion : Individual variation in agency detection, mentalizing and schizotypy and their association with religious beliefs and behaviors by Wlodarski, R, Pearce, E

When BOLD is thicker than water: processing social information about kin and friends at different levels of the social network by Wlodarski, R, Dunbar, R

In Search of Information That Confirms a Desired Self-Perception: Motivated Processing of Social Feedback and Choice of Social Interactions by Sanitioso, R, Wlodarski, R

Are Within-Sex Mating Strategy Phenotypes an Evolutionary Stable Strategy? by Wlodarski, R, Dunbar, R

What’s in a kiss? The effect of romantic kissing on mate desirability by Wlodarski, R, Dunbar, R

Stay or stray? Evidence for alternative mating strategy phenotypes in both men and women by Wlodarski, R, Manning, J, Dunbar, R

Inference or enaction? The impact of genre on the narrative processing of other minds by Carney, J, Wlodarski, R, Dunbar, R

"I JUST DON'T GET IT": PERCEIVED ARTISTS' INTENTIONS AFFECT ART EVALUATIONS by Jucker, J, Barrett, J, Wlodarski, R

Inference or enaction data set by Dunbar, R, Carney, J, Wlodarski, R

Genetic and social trait data for a 'clinical' UK sample and a 'non-caucasian' UK sample by Pearce, E, Wlodarski, R, Machin, A

Variation in the β-endorphin, oxytocin, and dopamine receptor genes is associated with different dimensions of human sociality by Pearce, E, Wlodarski, R, Machin, A, Dunbar, R