LFU:online

● Basics of different behavioural realms from perspective of life and natural historical connections

● scientific-based understanding of references between human sciences and humanities

● evolution of morality / human dignity ● bonding

and increasing autonomy of the child ● grief 


● evolutionary aspects of health psychology and medicine, e.g. human birth ● Biopsychology of

gender differences in culture comparison

● aggression and inhibition of aggression 


● evolutionary epistemology ● ownership and resource behaviour ● hierarchy, ● theory of interdisciplinarity

● and others.

PPT-lecture with video examples (amog others) from the Human Ethological Film Archive.

In the last week of the term there is the possibility of participating in a multiple choice colloquium about the lecture; two further dates are offered.

•Eibl-Eibesfeldt I. 1989: Human ethology

•Medicus G. 2017: Being Human [...]

•https://www.uibk.ac.at/psychologie/humanethologie/