The Dangerous Passion

The Dangerous Passion

The Dangerous Passion (2000), by psychologist David Buss, explores the notion that jealousy is an adaptive behavior, and that it helped our ancestors to cope with threats to their reproduction. The book uses examples from insects and from other primate species, as well as from Hollywood.

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Author: David Buss
Pages: 272 (Hardcover)
Average customer rating from Amazon.com: 4 1/2 stars (March 19, 2008)

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Books | Non-Fiction

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The University of Texas: New Book, The Dangerous Passion... (February 9, 2000)
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