Tom Dickins

Professor of Behavioural Science

Middlesex University

United Kingdom

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Professor Tom Dickins is a faculty member at Middlesex University in the UK, specializing in Behavioural Science. His research interests include evolutionary biology, social behaviour in urban environments, and the implications of income inequality on life satisfaction and health. Recent publications reflect his diverse inquiries into human-gull interactions, hygiene norms, and behavioral science constructs.

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King’s College London

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Not Quite a Theory of Everyone

The Role of Information in Evolutionary Biology

Gull-human interactions in an urban population of Herring Gulls Larus argentatus and Lesser Black-backed Gulls Larus fuscus

Lessons from behaviorism: the problem of construct-led science

Why is greater income inequality associated with lower life satisfaction and poorer health? Evidence from the European Quality of Life Survey, 2012

Global sex differences in hygiene norms and their relation to sex equality

Data and Context

A not-so proximate account of cleansing behavior

A reply to Fairness, generosity and conditionality in the welfare system: the case of UK disability benefits by Elliot Johnson and Daniel Nettle: Inequality and existential threat

Hygiene Norms Across 56 Nations are Predicted by Self-Control Values and Disease Threat

The life-cycle of artificial contexts

A not-so proximate account of cleansing behavior

Food shopping under risk and uncertainty

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Daniel Nettle

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