The Evolutionary Bases of Consumption
An academic work applying evolutionary psychology to consumer behavior, arguing that innate biological drives—such as status-seeking, mate attraction, and kin selection—fundamentally shape modern purchasing decisions, brand loyalty, and marketing effectiveness.
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Ranked #463 of 1942 · 360 pages · Published 2007
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Book data: ISBN 9781410616302. Page count from Open Library (median of editions). Cover via Open Library Covers.