EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY Summarized: Why We Do What We Do: The Biology of Human Nature, Mating Strategies, and Social Behavior (Psychology Summit Collection)
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EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY Summarized: Why We Do What We Do: The Biology of Human Nature, Mating Strategies, and Social Behavior (Psychology Summit Collection)

by Devon Kade

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This concise guide introduces evolutionary psychology through its exploration of human nature, mating strategies, and social behavior. It presents an accessible overview of how biological perspectives can be used to examine the patterns behind human actions and relationships.

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Explore the central ideas associated with evolutionary psychology and its study of human behavior.

This summary focuses on the biology of human nature, including how evolutionary perspectives may inform our understanding of social behavior.

It also examines mating strategies as a topic within the broader study of psychology and human relationships.

Part of the Psychology Summit Collection, this book offers a concise introduction to a field concerned with why we do what we do.

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