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13 Jun 2022

Advertising cooperativeness

In the journal Royal Society Open Science, Martin Lang, Radim Chvaja, and David Václavík, together with Benjamin G. Purzycki, and Rostislav Staněk, published an article on how costly signals communicate cooperative intentions.

7 Jun 2022

"Cognitive" science of religion?

In the Journal for the Cognitive Science of Religion, Eva Kundtová Klocová published a commentary on Claire White’s book An introduction to the cognitive science of religion.

14 Apr 2022

The Evolution of Religion and Morality

Coedited by Martin Lang, Benjamin Purzycki, Joseph Henrich, and Ara Norenzayan, and featuring LEVYNA researchers, Religion, Brain & Behavior published a double issue reporting results of the second wave of The Evolution of Religion and Morality Project.

24 Mar 2022

Why do people perform rituals?

Together with a colleague from University of Connecticut, Peter Maňo published an article on ritual exegesis of Mauritian Hindus in the journal Religion.

17 Dec 2021

Jana Nenadalová received the IGA grant for a second time

The Masaryk University Internal Grant Agency will fund her project Sensing the Darkness: Field research of Dark therapy.

19 Oct 2021

How to measure ritual attendance accurately?

Together with colleagues from Otago, Martin Lang published an article on the accuracy of methods for measuring ritual attendance in the PLoS ONE journal.

11 Oct 2021

Effects of seating arrangement on students‘ interaction

Jakub Cigán, together with colleagues, published an article in The Journal for Experimental Education studying the effects of seating arrangement on students’ interactions.

23 Aug 2021

Ritual signaling and social hierarchy

Together with international colleagues, LEVYNA researchers published an article studying differences in the types of ritual signaling in Evolution and Human Behavior.