Testosterone games and other questions of behavior biology
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Robert Sapolski, professor of biology at Stanford University, author of the bestseller "Biology of Good and Evil", presents a sparkling collection of essays on various aspects of behavioral biology. Is testosterone the cause of aggression, or the level of this hormone grows with aggressive behavior, is it only a passion for peeping is characteristic of people, whether it can be stressed and what to do to survive, which areas of the brain is associated with sexual orientation and what affects the gender of adolescents, And also why do we leave our parents, how are behavior and social status connected, why do we feel bad when we get sick, and how much "I" can live in the same body? The author considers such diverse and exciting issues from a scientific point of view, clarifying them concisely, with humor and reinforcing the results of large -scale research and experiments. Sapolsky is accurate and witty, his reasoning is deep and at the same time very understandable, he is not only a wonderful scientist, but also a talented writer. This book, highlighting the universal connectedness of the inhabitants of the Earth, is another proof of this
Author:
Author:Sapolski R.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00139-108-1
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