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Harvey WhitehouseChair of Social Anthropology, University of OxfordDirección de correo verificada de anthro.ox.ac.uk
Jonathan JongCoventry UniversityDirección de correo verificada de theology.ox.ac.uk
Michael D. BuhrmesterUniversity of Oxford; University of Texas at AustinDirección de correo verificada de anthro.ox.ac.uk
Ryan McKayProfessor of Psychology, Royal Holloway, University of LondonDirección de correo verificada de rhul.ac.uk
Hugh TurpinResearch Associate, Centre for Culture and Evolution, Brunel University London / Research AffiliateDirección de correo verificada de anthro.ox.ac.uk
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Miguel FariasBrain, Belief, & Behaviour Lab, Coventry UniversityDirección de correo verificada de coventry.ac.uk
Lois LeeSenior Lecturer, University of KentDirección de correo verificada de kent.ac.uk
Christopher KavanaghUniversity of OxfordDirección de correo verificada de anthro.ox.ac.uk
Angel GomezUNEDDirección de correo verificada de psi.uned.es
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Will M GervaisCentre for Culture and Evolution, Brunel University LondonDirección de correo verificada de brunel.ac.uk
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Robert M RossMacquarie UniversityDirección de correo verificada de mq.edu.au
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Jonathan Lanman

Professor of Cognitive Anthropology, Queen's University Belfast

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Cognitive Anthropology Cognitive Science of Religion Atheism Secularization


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The Ties That Bind Us H Whitehouse, JA Lanman Current Anthropology 55 (6), 674-695, 2014	662	2014
The evolution of extreme cooperation via shared dysphoric experiences H Whitehouse, J Jong, MD Buhrmester, Á Gómez, B Bastian, ... Scientific Reports 7 (1), 44292, 2017	272	2017
The science of religious beliefs JL Barrett, JA Lanman Religion 38 (2), 109-124, 2008	225	2008
When terror hits home: Identity fused Americans who saw Boston bombing victims as “family” provided aid MD Buhrmester, WT Fraser, JA Lanman, H Whitehouse, WB Swann Jr Self and Identity 14 (3), 253-270, 2015	172	2015
Religious actions speak louder than words: exposure to credibility-enhancing displays predicts theism JA Lanman, MD Buhrmester Religion, Brain & Behavior, 1-14, 2016	162	2016
Collective synchrony increases prosociality towards non‐performers and outgroup members P Reddish, EMW Tong, J Jong, JA Lanman, H Whitehouse British Journal of Social Psychology 55 (4), 722-738, 2016	151	2016
The importance of religious displays for belief acquisition and secularization JA Lanman Journal of Contemporary Religion 27 (1), 49-65, 2012	141*	2012
Understanding Unbelief: Atheists and agnostics around the world S Bullivant, M Farias, J Lanman, L Lee St Mary's University Twickenham, 2019	49*	2019
CREDs, CRUDs, and Catholic Scandals: Experimentally examining the effects of religious paragon behavior on co-religionist belief H Turpin, M Andersen, J Lanman Religion, Brain, and Behavior 9 (2), 143-155, 2019	38	2019
For cause or kin MD Buhrmester, J Lanman Identity fusion predicts self-sacrifice for one’s religion.[rHW], 0	31
Common criticisms of the cognitive science of religion—answered E Cohen, JA Lanman, H Whitehouse, RN McCauley Bulletin of the Council of Societies for the Study of Religion 37 (4), 112-115, 2008	30	2008
How ‘natives’ don’t think: the apotheosis of overinterpretation JA Lanman Religion, anthropology, and cognitive science, 105-32, 2007	25	2007
The nature of religious diversity: a cultural ecosystem approach DS Wilson, Y Hartberg, I MacDonald, JA Lanman, H Whitehouse Religion, Brain & Behavior 7 (2), 134-153, 2017	24	2017
In Defence of" Belief": A Cognitive Response to Behaviourism, Eliminativism, and Social Constructivism JA Lanman Issues in Ethnology and Anthropology 3 (3), 49-62, 2008	22	2008
A secular mind: towards a cognitive anthropology of Atheism J Lanman, J Lanman Oxford University, UK, 2010	17	2010
Atheism and cognitive science J Lanman The Oxford handbook of atheism, 483-496, 2013	16	2013
On the non-evolution of atheism and the importance of definitions and data J Lanman Religion, Brain & Behavior 2 (1), 76-78, 2012	11	2012
Measuring supernatural belief implicitly using the Affect Misattribution Procedure RM Ross, JL Brown-Iannuzzi, WM Gervais, J Jong, JA Lanman, R McKay, ... Religion, Brain & Behavior 10 (4), 393-406, 2020	6	2020
Thou shalt believe-or not J Lanman New Scientist 209 (2805), 38-39, 2011	6	2011
Evolutionary anthropology and religion: Surveying the field J Lanman Mental religion: The brain, cognition, and culture, 63-82, 2016	5	2016

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