Robert King Email & Phone Number

Hi. Thanks for taking the time to look over my research profile.I am a behavioral scientist, primarily interested in human sexual behavior, and related topics. The culmination of over fifteen years of this work has been collected in a book currently in production, due for release early 2024. Its called 'Naturally Selective: Nature and Function of Female Orgasm' is being produced by Taylor Francis.My PhD--which I did under the supervision of Jay Belsky--looked at fertility-related aspects of human female orgasm. I am continuing to develop this research at the moment. I am particularly interested in the idea that female orgasm functions as a facultative adaptation that increases fertility related functions and responds differentially to different partner traits and behaviors.I blog about the ongoing work in a popular form at Psychology Todayhttp://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/hive-mind And regularly for Quillette magazinehttps://quillette.com/author/robert-king/ I am also interested in other aspects of human behavior viewed through a biological lensOther projects I am involved in at the moment included the application of life history theory to human risk-taking and reproductive behaviors.There are more details of recent talks, projects, and publications herehttps://ucc-ie.academia.edu/RobertKing I have consulted for TV, Radio, Podcasts, and print media, and contributed in all of these domains as an interviewee.I am also a regular reviewer for scientific journals. I have reviewed for Human Nature, Archives of Sexual Behavior, The Journal of Sexual Medicine, The Journal of Evolutionary Psychology, Evolutionary Psychology, and the Journal of European Psychology Students.I take great pleasure in sharing my work and passions with others and am very happy to give talks and interviews.I can't work out if Twitter is worth doing for academics, or a place of audience capture, and insanity. So--at present I don't have a Twitter account. Message me here if you like. My email is r.king@ucc.ie

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