Daniel D. White, Ph.D. Publications

Publications

Peer-reviewed publications

Gallup AC, O’Brien DT, White DD, Wilson DS (2009) Peer victimization in adolescence has different effects on the sexual behavior of male and female college students Personality and Individual Differences 46: 611-615.

Gallup AC, DD White, GG Gallup Jr (2007) Handgrip strength predicts sexual behavior, body morphology, and aggression in male college students. Evolution and Human Behavior 28:423-429.

White DD and D Falk (1999) A quantitative and qualitative reanalysis of the endocranial evidence from the juvenile Paranthropus boisei specimen L338y-6 from Omo, Ethiopia. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 110:399-406.

In preparation

White DD, AC Gallup, GG Gallup (2007) The impact of adolescent peer aggression on adult reproductive opportunies (in progress).

White, DD Frontal lobe beaking and cerebellar width: lack of planning ability and extinction in Paranthropus.

Professional conference presentations

White, DD and AC Gallup (2007) Bullies and victims in retrospect: Adult body morphology, self-reported aggressive behavior, pace of development, and popularity in college students. (Annual meeting of the Human Behavior and Evolution Society International Conference in May 2007).

Gallup, AC, DD White, GG Gallup Birth Order and Number of Older Male Siblings: Evidence of a Downstream Intrauterine Testosterone Effect (Annual meeting of the Human Behavior and Evolution Society International Conference in May 2007)

White, DD, AC Gallup, GG Gallup (2007) Peer victimization, body morphology, and reproductive opportunities in college students (abstract) NorthEastern Evolutionary Psychology (NEEPS) Meetings, April 13 and 14, 2007.

Gallup, AC, DD White, GG Gallup (2007) Handgrip strength predicts body morphology, aggressive behavior, and promiscuity in males (abstract) NorthEastern Evolutionary Psychology (NEEPS) Meetings, April 13 and 14, 2007.

Media citations

My work has been cited by:

Science Magazine
The New York Times Magazine
BusinessWeek
Pour la science
The Australian
The Toronto Star