Evolutionary game theory in the cognitive sciences
There are some mentions of Evolutionary Game Theory in this Behavior &amp; Brain Sciences (BBS) article by Andrew Colman (2003). The main article itself only has a brief section on EGT. However, like all BBS articles, there are short commentary articles after the main article. A few of these deal directly with EGT. I was able to find the relevant articles within the larger document by doing a find for "evolutionary game theory". 

There are a few references throughout the BBS article to studies within cognitive science using EGT. One particularly relevant one to your question is Colman &amp; Wilson (1997). They modeled antisocial personality disorder in an evolutionary game, to show that stable states arise in a variety of situations in which some of the agents behave antisocially. They treat this as a model for explaining why there seems to be a relatively stable proportion of people who behave in an antisocial manner across societies.