Favorites. Evolutionary psychology of leadership

Why some people are excellent leaders, and other so-so?
But they are beautiful led!
It"s all about the natural selection and in the evolution of our brain. It turns out that natural selection formed not only leadership qualities. It turns out that the ability to be slave and go beyond the leader is also useful - from the point of view of evolution and survival. And the problem is that in our XXI century and at home, and at work we behave as if we still lived in the Stone Age, in Wild Savan.
Amazing examples - taken from politics, business, sports and other areas, from representatives of different cultures - show how deeply our evolutionary past is sitting in us. You will learn why we like when the boss is interested in the life of our children, why the Americans voted for Obama why great football players are usually nicious managers and how smart slave dispersed by bad leaders.
Favorites" is the first book, exploring how evolution influenced our leadership qualities. Here are practical conclusions that will be useful for personal and professional life.
Mark Van Vygt is an outstanding professor of psychology. Andzhan Akhudja is a leading journalist, illuminating scientific riddles and discoveries