Social
About This Book
Social (2013) presents psychologist Matthew Lieberman's exploration of cutting-edge neuroscience research examining human social behavior. The book centers on humanity's fundamental requirement for interpersonal bonds, analyzing how evolutionary forces have shaped our responses to social environments. Drawing extensively from experiments performed at Lieberman's UCLA laboratory, this work demonstrates that social interaction functions as a core motivational force throughout human existence.
Who Should Read This?
- Professionals collaborating in team environments
- Individuals curious about the physical nature of emotional rejection
- Psychology enthusiasts seeking scientific perspectives on human behavior
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