Sex, Murder and the Meaning of Life
Sex, Murder and the Meaning of Life
How Evolutionary Psychology Transforms Our Understanding of Human Behavior Through the Lens of Biology, Cognition, and Complexity
About This Book
Published in 2011, this examination reveals how ancient survival and mating drives shape contemporary human actions. The book explores everything from wasteful spending to violent crime, demonstrating that human behavior remains deeply connected to basic reproductive imperatives. Through research and analysis, it uncovers the biological foundations of seemingly irrational modern conduct.
Who Should Read This?
- Those curious about the biological roots of everyday actions
- Social psychology academics and learners
- Men troubled by violent impulses
- Anyone questioning why people make irrational decisions
- Readers fascinated by evolutionary explanations for modern behavior
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