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Francis T. McAndrew

Knox College

H-index: 30

North America-United States

About Francis T. McAndrew

Francis T. McAndrew, With an exceptional h-index of 30 and a recent h-index of 19 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Knox College, specializes in the field of Evolutionary Psychology, Environmental Psychology, Altruism, Aggression, Gossip.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Perceptions of the Personalities of Namesaked Children as a Function of Their Sex and Birth Order

Heroic Behavior as Costly Signaling

The namesaking of children as an investment strategy for managing kin relations and bonding fathers to their children.

Costly signaling theory

Heroic Rescue in Humans

The psychology, geography, and architecture of horror: How places creep us out

Why face masks give us the creeps

Francis T. McAndrew Information

University	Knox College
Position	Cornelia H. Dudley Professor of Psychology at
Citations(all)	4291
Citations(since 2020)	1525
Cited By	3344
hIndex(all)	30
hIndex(since 2020)	19
i10Index(all)	47
i10Index(since 2020)	32
Email	Access Email
University Profile Page	Knox College
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Francis T. McAndrew Skills & Research Interests

Evolutionary Psychology

Environmental Psychology

Altruism

Aggression

Gossip

Top articles of Francis T. McAndrew

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Perceptions of the Personalities of Namesaked Children as a Function of Their Sex and Birth Order	Psychological Reports	Francis T McAndrew Zeina Sbai	2023/11/8
Heroic Behavior as Costly Signaling		Francis T. McAndrew	2023/9/20
The namesaking of children as an investment strategy for managing kin relations and bonding fathers to their children.	Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences	Francis T McAndrew	2022/7
Costly signaling theory	Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Psychological Science	Francis T McAndrew	2021
Heroic Rescue in Humans		Francis T McAndrew	2021/4/22
The psychology, geography, and architecture of horror: How places creep us out	Evolutionary Studies in Imaginative Culture	Francis T McAndrew	2020/10/1
Why face masks give us the creeps	Psychology Today Canada	F McAndrew	2020