Testing Mealey's model: The need to demonstrate an ESS and to establish the role of testosterone

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (3):541-542 (1995)
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Abstract

Two specific aspects of Mealey's model are questioned: (1) the application of the concept of Evolutionarily Stable Strategy to all alternative strategies, including those that involve reduced lifetime reproductive success; and (2) the evidence for the dual role of testosterone, which is based mainly on studies of a modulating effect on aggression

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