Test Bank for Evolutionary Psychology, An Introduction, 4th Edition by Lance Workman, Will Reader
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Test Bank for Evolutionary Psychology: An Introduction (4th Edition) by Lance Workman and Will Reader is a highly acclaimed, comprehensive undergraduate textbook published by Cambridge University Press. It provides an accessible, balanced overview of how evolutionary principles apply to human behavior and mental processes without aligning with any single ideological school of thought. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
📘 Book Overview & Specifications
- Authors: Lance Workman (University of South Wales) and Will Reader (Sheffield Hallam University).
- Publisher: Cambridge University Press.
- Print ISBNs: 9781108483155, 1108483151.
- Digital/eTextbook ISBNs: 9781108586542, 1108586546.
- Target Audience: Undergraduate students in psychology, biology, and anthropology. No prior knowledge of evolution is assumed or required. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
🔄 Key Updates in the 4th Edition
Compared to previous iterations, this edition introduces significant updates to reflect contemporary research and scientific debates: [1, 2, 3]
- Visual Elements: Transitioned into a full-color format featuring updated photographs, detailed diagrams, and revised charts. [1, 2]
- New Scientific Topics: Added dedicated material exploring developments in neuroscience, epigenetics, and grandparental investment. [1]
- Social & Cultural Discussions: Expanded coverage regarding homosexuality and a comprehensive evaluation of feminist criticisms directed at evolutionary psychology. [1]
- Pedagogical Resources: Features refreshed, boxed real-world case studies, critical discussion questions at the end of chapters, and an updated online test bank for instructors. [1]
🧠 Core Concepts Covered
- Proximate vs. Ultimate Explanations: Distinguishes between how a behavior develops physiologically (proximate) and why it evolved for survival/reproduction (ultimate). [1]
- The Modular Mind: Explores the theory that the human brain consists of evolved, domain-specific cognitive modules tailored to solve ancestral problems. [1]
- Mating & Altruism: Deep dives into the evolutionary psychology of human attraction, parental investment, kin selection, and cooperation.
- Controversies & Misconceptions: Addresses historical criticisms of genetic determinism, sociobiology, and reductionism directly and neutrally. [1]
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