Chapter 1 Evolutionary Psychology and Information Systems Theorizing

Chapter 2 Group-Level Evolution and Information Systems: What Can We Learn From Animal Colonies in Nature?

Chapter 3 Applying Evolutionary Psychology to the Study of Post-adoption Information Technology Use: Reinforcement, Extension, or Revolution?

Chapter 4 The Behavioral Ecology of Human Foraging in an Online Environment: Of Omnivores, Informavores, and Hunter–Gatherers

Chapter 5 Surprise and Human Evolution: How a Snake Screen Enhanced Knowledge Transfer Through a Web Interface

Chapter 6 How Do e-Learners Participate in Synchronous Online Discussions? Evolutionary and Social Psychological Perspectives

Chapter 7 Who Is in Your Shopping Cart? Expected and Experienced Effects of Choice Abundance in the Online Dating Context

Chapter 8 Cognitive Adaptation and Collective Action: The P2P File-Sharing Phenomenon

Chapter 9 Studying Invisibly: Media Naturalness and Learning

Chapter 10 Using Evolutionary Psychology to Extend Our Understanding of Fit and Human Drives in Information Systems (IS) Utilization Decisions and Performance

Chapter 11 The Interaction of Communication Medium and Management Control Systems in the Processes and Outcomes of Transfer Price Negotiations

Chapter 12 A Research Model for Online Social Behavior Based on an Evolutionary, Social Psychological, and Technological Approach

Chapter 13 Costly Traits and e-Collaboration: The Importance of Oral Speech in Electronic Knowledge Communication

Chapter 14 Homo Virtualensis : Evolutionary Psychology as a Tool for Studying Video Games

Chapter 15 The Modern Hunter–Gatherer Hunts Aliens and Gathers Power-Ups: The Evolutionary Appeal of Violent Video Games and How They Can Be Beneficial

Chapter 16 Three Roads to Cultural Recurrence

Chapter 17 Evolution as Metaphor: A Critical Review of the Use of Evolutionary Concepts in Information Systems and e-Commerce