User talk:Pksingh ranchi

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[edit] Recent Trends in Anthropological Thought

Your articles at Recent Trends in Anthropological Thought and Recent Trends in Anthropological Thought. appear to violate our policy against original research, and are also written in tones which strongly suggest that they are opinion not verifiable fact. I have moved the longer of the two to User:Pksingh ranchi/Recent Trends in Anthropological Thought where it can stay for a while in case you feel like fixing up these problems. Just zis Guy you know? 14:22, 31 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Evolutionary Study of Social Behaviour

I'm wondering how Evolutionary Study of Social Behaviour is distinct from Sociobiology, Evolutionary Psychology, or Human behavioral ecology? Your article states that it is, but doesn't explain how. The article also doesn't seem to contain any material beyond that contained in those other articles. I've suggested redirecting to Evolutionary Psychology. Pete.Hurd 16:17, 30 October 2006 (UTC)