ABSTRACT
Born to Choose is John H. Falk’s compelling account of why and how we make the endless set of choices we do, every second of every day of our lives. Synthesizing research from across the biological and social sciences, Falk argues that human choice-making is an evolutionarily ancient and complex process. He suggests that all our choices are influenced by very basic and early evolving needs, and that ultimately each choice is designed to support survival in the guise of perceived well-being. This engaging book breaks new intellectual ground and enhances our understanding not just of human choice-making but human behavior overall.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part I|82 pages
Developing the Well-Being Systems Model
part II|97 pages
Evolution and Workings of Well-Being Systems
part III|56 pages
Applying the Well-Being Systems Model