【ゆっくり解説】決してなくならない浮気と恋の話ー浮気の進化ー

Miscellaneous Thoughts This time, I discussed "infidelity." The reason I decided to make this video was because the chapter "Sexual Conflict" in "The Evolutionary Game of Living Things," which I mention below, mentions infidelity. Normally, it's not that difficult to find and compile research papers and books, but this time it was quite difficult. I wasn't sure whether what was described in the papers and books actually constituted "infidelity" in humans. Also, the difference between promiscuity and infidelity is quite vague in the literature, and I almost went crazy. It seems that this area isn't properly studied in biology. If any viewers know of research like this, I'd appreciate it if you could let me know in the comments. References: "The Evolutionary Game of Living Things" (by Satoshi Sakai, Takenori Takada, and Hirokazu Higashiki) The book that inspired me to make this video mentions infidelity in the chapter "Sexual Conflict." This book explores ecology from a mathematical perspective (mathematical ecology) and was easy to read. I think those who have studied ecology thoroughly will gain a lot from reading this. Evolution Textbook (Volume 1) (BLUE BACKS) Chapter 4, "Human Evolution," discusses oxytocin and vasopressin. NHK Special: The Birth of Humankind (Supervised by Yuo Baba) Zoe R. Donaldson and Larry J. Young. 2008. "Oxytocin, Vasopressin, and the Neurogenetics of Sociality." Science This is a review of oxytocin and vasopressin. Allison M.J. Anacker et al. 2014. "Drinking alcohol has sex-dependent effects on pair bond formation in prairie voles." PNAS Paper on the effects of alcohol on prairie voles. Production software: Yukkuri MovieMaker 3, Aviutl Character illustration: Yukkuri Kitsune Music: Amacha's Music Studio, Nico Nico Commons Images: Wikipedia, Nico Nico Commons, etc. If you enjoyed this video and would like to watch it again, please like and subscribe!