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Full title: The SAGE Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology: Foundations of Evolutionary Psychology 1st Edition
Edition: 1st
Copyright year: 2021
Publisher: Sage Publications Ltd (UK)
Author: Todd K. Shackelford
ISBN: 9781526489142, 9781433834714
Format: PDF
Description of The SAGE Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology: Foundations of Evolutionary Psychology 1st Edition:
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