Susan B. Schaffnit

Binghamton University — United States

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

15h-index868citations39works2.22yr avg
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Research Topics

Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences(22), Family Dynamics and Relationships(14), Global Maternal and Child Health(10), Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health(8), Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare(7)

Publications39 total

Religious parents receive more alloparental aid in rural Bangladesh
Evolutionary Human Sciences·2025Open Access
Understanding Gender Differences in Acceptance of Intimate Partner Violence Against Women: Are Women Truly More Accepting Than Men?
Journal of Interpersonal Violence·2025· 2 citedOpen Access
Children's Caregiving and Growth in Northwestern Tanzania: Limited Evidence That Support From Specific Caregivers Is Associated With Better Growth
American Journal of Human Biology·2025Open Access
Cost structures and socioecological conditions impact the fitness outcomes of human alloparental care in agent-based model simulations
Evolution and Human Behavior·2024· 2 citedOpen Access
Children’s caregiving and growth in north-western Tanzania: limited evidence that support from specific caregivers is associated with better growth
2024Open Access
Children’s caregiving and growth in north-western Tanzania: limited evidence that support from specific caregivers is associated with better growth
2024Open Access
Religious women receive more allomaternal support from non-partner kin in two low-fertility countries
Evolution and Human Behavior·2024· 4 citedOpen Access
A practical guide to cross-cultural and multi-sited data collection in the biological and behavioural sciences
Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences·2024· 5 citedOpen Access
Misperception of peer beliefs reinforces inequitable gender norms among Tanzanian men
Evolutionary Human Sciences·2024· 7 citedOpen Access
A practical guide to cross-cultural and multi-sited data collection in the biological and behavioural sciences
2023· 1 citedOpen Access
The impact of market integration on arranged marriages in Matlab, Bangladesh
Evolutionary Human Sciences·2022· 6 citedOpen Access
Religiosity is associated with greater size, kin density, and geographic dispersal of women’s social networks in Bangladesh
Scientific Reports·2022· 15 citedOpen Access
Why marry early? Parental influence, agency and gendered conflict in Tanzanian marriages
Evolutionary Human Sciences·2022· 21 citedOpen Access
Positive Correlation Between Women’s Status and Intimate Partner Violence Suggests Violence Backlash in Mwanza, Tanzania
Journal of Interpersonal Violence·2021· 21 cited
Childcare in transition: evidence that patterns of childcare differ by degree of market integration in north-western Tanzania
2021· 6 citedOpen Access
Childcare in transition: evidence that patterns of childcare differ by degree of market integration in north-western Tanzania
2021Open Access
Mother’s Partnership Status and Allomothering Networks in the United Kingdom and United States
Social Sciences·2021· 9 citedOpen Access
Married Too Young? The Behavioral Ecology of ‘Child Marriage’
Social Sciences·2021· 19 citedOpen Access
“I have never seen something like that”: Discrepancies between lived experiences and the global health concept of child marriage in northern Tanzania
PLoS ONE·2021· 17 citedOpen Access
He for she? Variation and exaggeration in men's support for women's empowerment in northern Tanzania
Evolutionary Human Sciences·2021· 15 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

David W. Lawson(21), Rebecca Sear(21), Anushé Hassan(14), Mark Urassa(11), Richard Sosis(9), John H. Shaver(9), Mary K. Shenk(9), Laure Spake(8), Robert Lynch(6), Mark Urassa(5), Abigail E. Page(5), Joseph A. Kilgallen(4), Yusufu Kumogola(4), Nurul Alam(4), Joseph Watts(4), Joyce Wamoyi(3), Rachel Lynes(3), Addison Morris(3), Isolde Birdthistle(2), Maria Dardoumpa(2)