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Examining how altruistic behavior can evolve by natural selection even if it is seemingly detrimental to the individual.

Understanding how individual competition for resources can lead to collective ruin, and the evolutionary implications involved.

Investigating the evolutionary pressures on mating and parenting behaviors, and how they influence cooperation and competition.

Analyzing interactions among rational decision-makers, highlighting the strategies used by organisms in evolutionary games.

Exploring the role of cooperation in the evolution of human societies, particularly in sharing food and resources.

Investigating the reciprocal positive interactions between species that can lead to a mutual evolutionary advantage.

Analyzing the balance between familial cooperation and competition for resources from an evolutionary perspective.

Exploring the adaptive significance of social behaviors, including both cooperative and competitive interactions.

Understanding the difference between direct paybacks and reputation-building in the evolution of cooperation.

Examining the extreme form of cooperative living found in some animal species and its evolutionary underpinnings.

Exploring how cultural practices and norms can evolve to promote cooperative behavior in human societies.

Investigating the evolutionary drivers behind human conflict and warfare, and their impact on societal cooperation.

Understanding how moral behaviors and judgement can arise through evolutionary processes.

Analyzing the concept of the handicap principle and how it explains certain honest signaling in cooperation and competition.

Exploring how the evolution of language has facilitated complex cooperative behaviors in humans.

Examining the dynamics of interdependence in cooperative relationships and its evolutionary significance.

Understanding how dominance hierarchies arise in social animals and their relation to both cooperative and competitive behaviors.

Investigating how territorial behaviors have evolved in relation to the competition for resources.

Exploring the evolutionary benefits and mechanisms behind cooperative child-rearing practices in some species.