Manuscripts Prepared By Jared Reser:
1) Cognitive Mechanics
2) How to Think About Belief
3) Reser, J. 2005. The Role of Pharyngeal Collapse in Nocturnal Homeostasis. JYI, Volume 12, Issue 6s
4) A Series of Articles on a Discipline that I have called Evolutionary Neuropathology
Reser, J. 2006. Evolutionary Neuropathology and Congenital Mental Retardation:Environmental cues predictive of
maternal deprivation influence the fetus to minimize cerebral metabolism in order to express bioenergetic thrift. Medical
Hypotheses, Volume 67, Issue 3, 529-544
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Reser, J. 2006. Evolutionary Neuropathology and Down syndrome: An analysis of the etiological and phenotypical
characteristics of Down syndrome suggest that it may represent an adaptive response to severe maternal deprivation.
Medical Hypotheses, Volume 67, Issue 3, 474-481.
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Reser, J. 2007. Schizophrenia and phenotypic plasticity: Schizophrenia may represent predicitive, adaptive response to
severe environmental adversity that allows both bioenergetic thrift and a defensive behavioral strategy. Medical
Hypotheses, Volume 69, Issue 2, 383-394.
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Reser, J. The Stress Cascade: The Effects of Glucocorticoids on the Hippocampus and PFC: Could Stress Signify the
Presence of an Environment that is Inhospitable to Advanced Cognition?
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Reser, J. 2009. Alzheimer’s disease and natural cognitive aging may represent adaptive metabolism reduction
programs. Behavioral and Brain Functions Volume 5, Issue 13.
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Reser, J. 2011. Conceptualizing the autism spectrum in terms of natural selection & behavioral ecology: The solitary
forager theory. Evolutionary Psychology. 9(2): 207-238.
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1) Cognitive Mechanics
2) How to Think About Belief
3) Reser, J. 2005. The Role of Pharyngeal Collapse in Nocturnal Homeostasis. JYI, Volume 12, Issue 6s
4) A Series of Articles on a Discipline that I have called Evolutionary Neuropathology
Reser, J. 2006. Evolutionary Neuropathology and Congenital Mental Retardation:Environmental cues predictive of
maternal deprivation influence the fetus to minimize cerebral metabolism in order to express bioenergetic thrift. Medical
Hypotheses, Volume 67, Issue 3, 529-544
click here
Reser, J. 2006. Evolutionary Neuropathology and Down syndrome: An analysis of the etiological and phenotypical
characteristics of Down syndrome suggest that it may represent an adaptive response to severe maternal deprivation.
Medical Hypotheses, Volume 67, Issue 3, 474-481.
click here
Reser, J. 2007. Schizophrenia and phenotypic plasticity: Schizophrenia may represent predicitive, adaptive response to
severe environmental adversity that allows both bioenergetic thrift and a defensive behavioral strategy. Medical
Hypotheses, Volume 69, Issue 2, 383-394.
click here
Reser, J. The Stress Cascade: The Effects of Glucocorticoids on the Hippocampus and PFC: Could Stress Signify the
Presence of an Environment that is Inhospitable to Advanced Cognition?
click here
Reser, J. 2009. Alzheimer’s disease and natural cognitive aging may represent adaptive metabolism reduction
programs. Behavioral and Brain Functions Volume 5, Issue 13.
click here
Reser, J. 2011. Conceptualizing the autism spectrum in terms of natural selection & behavioral ecology: The solitary
forager theory. Evolutionary Psychology. 9(2): 207-238.
click here
