Friendship and Psychology

Friendship has a greater influence on our happiness, health, and mortality risk than anything else, except for quitting smoking. This is proven by the medical literature of recent decades. Robin Dunbar, a globally recognized psychologist, explores the concept of friendship and emphasizes its importance in the fields of psychology and society. In his book "Friends," he analyzes various types of friendship and family relationships, as well as the complex psychological and behavioral mechanisms that make friendships possible.

Mixing scientific facts with personal experiences, Dunbar offers an amazing perspective on the complexity of the social world that surrounds us. His work is essential for anyone who wishes to understand the necessary function and significance of friendship in our lives.

Pages: 432, Year of Publication: 0531, Dimensions: 12.6x12.6cm