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The Average Review score is 2.1 on a scale of 5.0. Total 31 reviewers are considered to generate the average review. Some of the new or latest reviews in Social Sciences might be helpful and interesting to you. This average review is fetched by Kirsten Tranter and posted on 16 July

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[ 3.0 stars ] "What rubbish! Men are right-brained,leftbrained, half-brained,competitive,wooing,emotional,sensitive,secretive- men will be whatever they have to be in order to find a mate. As long as women( not all women,but most women) continue to select for men who are big,and strong, and make a lot of money(in short for men who are competitive), maculine behavior will continue to emphasize these same qualitie ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Social Sciences review is genenrated by el gato which was written on May 20, 2013 Review fetched on August 14, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 4.0 stars ] "I think the majority of these reviewers are reading the book with the intent to be offended. Fisher never argues that one sex is better than the other, simply that we are different and that for thousands of years we were equally important to society and we're finally getting back to that. She also states that we are all mixes of masculine and feminine rather than pure one or the other, that ge ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Social Sciences review is genenrated by M. Honeck "WST395" which was written on April 15, 2009
6 users liked the review and gave their verdict that this review was intuitive enough to select or buy the Social Sciences out of 7 users. Review fetched on August 14, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 5.0 stars ] "I am amused by the backlash coming from predominantly males, and is it a surprise? Fisher's book touches a nerve - and deeply for those whom it threatens most - the male of the species. Good for her! And as for all the insecure men who are not going to like the inevitable changes to come... the human species thankfully continue to evolve. Deal with it. And women are stepping up again to take t ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Social Sciences review is genenrated by Shan Tastic "shantastic" which was written on July 19, 2007
9 users liked the review and gave their verdict that this review was intuitive enough to select or buy the Social Sciences out of 15 users. Review fetched on August 14, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 5.0 stars ] "I've not only read Helen Fisher's book, I've read many of the studies behind what she writes, and I read the same journals and attend the same conferences as ev psychs in the field, as I use data, not just speculation, in my newspaper column.She does have an "optimistic" tone about what's possible for women, and takes a positive look at some of the unique features in a woman's ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Social Sciences review is genenrated by Amy Alkon "the_advice_goddess" which was written on March 4, 2007
16 users liked the review and gave their verdict that this review was intuitive enough to select or buy the Social Sciences out of 22 users. Review fetched on August 14, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 1.0 stars ] "In response to the reviewer below that is alleging people were being "abusive" to Fisher, I think he didnt read the book. I did and honestly I think these reviwers were being rather kind. If anything, given what we know some six years later since the publication of the book now and in light of greater advances in brain imaging and neuroscience, where it is not speculation as Fisher was gambling ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Social Sciences review is genenrated by Warren which was written on January 30, 2006
23 users liked the review and gave their verdict that this review was intuitive enough to select or buy the Social Sciences out of 41 users. Review fetched on August 14, 2013 by Books Central.

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Available	Yes
Author	Helen Fisher
Binding	Paperback
EAN	9780449912607
ISBN	0449912604
Label	Ballantine Books
Manufacturer	Ballantine Books
NumberOfItems	1
NumberOfPages	400
PackageQuantity	1
ProductGroup	Book
ProductTypeName	ABIS_BOOK
PublicationDate	2000-02-01
Publisher	Ballantine Books
ReleaseDate	2000-02-01
Studio	Ballantine Books
Title	The First Sex: The Natural Talents of Women and How They Are Changing the World

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