David M. Buss Books
David M. Buss is an evolutionary psychologist who studies human sexuality and mating strategies. He has written over 200 scientific articles and several books, including The Dangerous Passion, Evolutionary Psychology, and When Men Behave Badly. He is currently a professor of psychology at the University of Texas, Austin.
What's The Evolution of Desire about?
The Evolution of Desire (1994) drew on the largest study of human mating at the time to analyze the evolutionary foundations that lie behind our everyday desires and mating preferences. It was updated with new material in 2016.
Who should read The Evolution of Desire?
- Psychology nerds
- Individuals looking to attract a mate
- Anyone curious about how our deepest desires work
The Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology, Volume 1
What's The Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology, Volume 1 about?
The Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology, Volume 1 by David M. Buss provides a comprehensive overview of the principles, theories, and research findings in the field of evolutionary psychology. It delves into topics such as mating strategies, parental investment, and the evolution of human behavior, offering valuable insights into the ways in which our psychological traits and behaviors have been shaped by natural selection.
Who should read The Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology, Volume 1?
- Graduate students and researchers in the field of evolutionary psychology
- Psychology professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of human behavior
- Academic professionals looking for a comprehensive and authoritative resource on evolutionary psychology
The Murderer Next Door
What's The Murderer Next Door about?
'The Murderer Next Door' by David M. Buss explores the dark and complex world of homicide. Through compelling real-life cases and insightful analysis, the book delves into the motivations and psychological factors behind murder, challenging our assumptions and shedding light on this chilling phenomenon.
Who should read The Murderer Next Door?
- Readers interested in understanding the psychological factors that drive people to commit murder
- True crime enthusiasts who want to explore the dark side of human nature
- Psychology students or professionals looking for insights into criminal behavior