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Psychology: An Evolutionary Approach

Steven J. C. Gaulin · Donald H. McBurney

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1. Introduction: What Is Psychology Like without Evolution? 2. Evolutionary Theory. 3. The Genetic Basis of Evolution. 4. Implications of Neo-Darwinism for Psychology. 5. Sensation and Perception. 6. Consciousness. 7. Learning: How Experience Modifies Behavior. 8. Cognition. 9. Individuality: Intelligence and Personality. 10. The Psychology of Human Mating. 11. Families and Development. 12. Motivation and Emotion. 13. Health. 14. Abnormal Psychology. 15. Social Behavior. 16. Culture. Glossary. References. Index.

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