Theoretical Context

This response submitted by Chris (ChrisM@muohio.edu) at 1:42 pm on 2/21/01. Additions were last made on Wednesday, February 21, 2001. Section: .

Nice topic, but needs a theoretical context. I agree with Kristen that elements of evolutionary psychology are extremely difficult to test in humans, but all useful theories generate predictions that can either be supported or contradicted by evidence.

Make sure to explore and communicate how your findings might inform a particular theory of human behavior and politics.

Also, see me for a book of Kellert's that examines the relationship between environmental attitudes and other variables (like age, education, gender).

Good luck,

Chris

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