Raftār (barrisī-yi zīst'shinākhtī-yi bihtarīn va badtarīn raftār'hā-yi insān): Persian 1402

When faced with complex and multifaceted phenomena, we usually try to simplify individual aspects in the form of various categories and explanations. But the aim of this book is to avoid such categorized thinking. The book Behavior is an outstanding research on human behavior by Robert M. Sapolsky, a famous neurobiologist and primatologist. At the beginning of this book, he focuses on the factors that influence a person's reaction at the moment a behavior occurs, and then, in the passage of time, he goes back step by step from the moment of doing the task until finally, he reaches the very distant history of our species and its evolutionary heritage. In this book, he attempts to answer some of our deepest and even silliest questions about tribalism and xenophobia, hierarchy and competition, morality and free will, as well as war and peace. Behavior is a readable combination of cutting-edge research in various sciences and disciplines and provides a very detailed view of why and how humans perform good and bad behaviors.