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Ebook: How Many Friends Does One Person Need?: Dunbar's Number and Other Evolutionary Quirks
Author: Dunbar Robin Ian MacDonald
- Tags: Behavior evolution, Evolution, Human evolution, Popular Psychology, PSYCHOLOGY--Cognitive Psychology, PSYCHOLOGY--Emotions, Psychology: Emotions, PSYCHOLOGY--Social Psychology, Sozialpsychologie, Verhalten, Trivia and miscellanea, Human evolution -- Miscellanea, Behavior evolution -- Miscellanea, PSYCHOLOGY -- Social Psychology, PSYCHOLOGY -- Cognitive Psychology, PSYCHOLOGY -- Emotions
- Year: 2010
- Publisher: Faber
- City: London
- Language: English
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In the beginning -- The monogamous brain -- Dunbar's number -- Kith and kin -- The ancestors that still haunt us -- Bonds that bind -- Why gossip is good for you -- Scars of evolution -- Who'd mess with evolution? -- The Darwin wars -- So near, and yet so far -- Farewell, cousins -- Stone Age psychology -- Natural minds -- How to join the culture club -- Be smart ... live longer -- Beautiful science -- Are you lonesome tonight? -- Eskimos rub noses -- Your cheating heart -- Morality on the brain -- How evolution found God.
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