Biology of Relationships: Why People Form Pairs (Love Formula)

About the Book
The Biology of Love examines the impact of biological processes in the body on romantic relationships. It touches on the differences between men and women, heredity, biorhythms, hormones and brain function. These biological factors shape a person's temperament and emotionality, which are the basis for building a couple relationship.
The main significance of this book is the thorough understanding of the relationship between biological, psychological and social aspects that form the basis of romantic relationships. It covers a variety of topics, including the influence of genetic factors and hormones on behavior.
The Biology of Love is not just a scientific study or reference book.
It is a journey into the depths of human nature and relationships that will help you better understand yourself and those around you. The book contains science-based strategies and practical advice to improve the quality of your relationships.
The main focus is on the differences between men and women, the influence of heredity, the peculiarities of biorhythms, the role of hormones and brain processes. All of these biological aspects shape each person's temperament and emotionality, standing at the foundation of a couple's relationship.
The book touches on many key topics, including:

What are romantic relationships, and why are relationship issues not easily answered?

Why is the biopsychosocial structure of personality important for understanding harmony in a couple and relationships with a partner?

Why does jealousy arise in relationships with a partner, and what mechanisms underlie this emotion?

Why is it important to consider the influence of biology on psychological behavior in partner relationships?

What is assortativity, and how does it impact partner selection?

How do instincts govern relationships in a couple?

How do genes and culture shape the understanding of partner relationships, and what aspects of this interaction should be considered to achieve harmony with a partner?

How do inherited programs influence interaction in relationships with a partner?

What is the significance of prenatal development for relationships?

What is evolutionary psychology, and how does it help explain our behavioral reactions in romantic relationships?

Why do we need to understand biorhythms, and how do they affect our emotional state and relationship quality?

How do the autonomic nervous system and stress theory explain our reactions and behavior in partner relationships?

What is sexual dimorphism, and how do sexual differences influence relationships?

Why do hormones control human behavior?

What roles do hormones play in the formation and maintenance of romantic relationships?

What are the hormones of love, and how do they affect a person's state?

Answers to these and many other questions can be found in this book. "Biology of Relationships: Why People Form Pairs" is not just a scientific study or reference guide. It is a journey into the depths of human nature and relationships that will help you better understand yourself and the people around you.
The biological processes and reactions described in this book will serve as a foundation for the rest of the books in the "Love Formula" series, exploring various issues in couples and illustrating how the biology of the body intersects with psychology and social relationships.