Driven: How Human Nature Shapes our Choices

INDEX

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Acheulian technology, 29

Acquire, drive to, 55–74; competition versus cooperation in, 70–71; dark side of, 65–66; and drive to bond, 89–91; and Hobbesian view of human nature, 57–60; interaction of drive to defend with, 136–138; and logic of neoclassical economics, 7–9; positive and negative consequences of, 68–70; relative nature of, 66–68; and sense of fairness, 71–74; and Whitehall studies, 55–57

Adaptive advantage, 261

Affective signals, role of, 46–47

Africa, 21–22

Aggression, 143–145

Alighieri, D., 105

Amabile, T., 123

Amazonian Indians, 182

Ambition, 68

American Indians, 101

Amok syndrome, 135

Ape Within Us (MacKinnon), 16

Archimedes, 114

Ardipithecus ramidus, 28

Aristotle, 21, 78, 109, 191

Arnold, B., 94

Arts, consilience between, ...