Tania Reynolds, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of psychology at the University of New Mexico and a research fellow at the Kinsey Institute. Her research investigates how challenges faced by our human ancestors leave traces in psychology today. Specifically, she has examined how and why women compete with their same-sex peers, women experience body dissatisfaction, humans grieve, and people show diminished concern for men’s suffering. Her research investigating the link between female ovulatory hormones and interpersonal anxiety has received funding from the National Science Foundation. Dr. Reynolds is committed to promoting free inquiry and ideological tolerance, and therefore, serves as the moderator of Heterodox Academy’s psychology community.