Reviews for Behavioral genetics: simple systems

The average rating for Behavioral genetics: simple systems based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2007-08-13 00:00:00 Ronald Woorts This is a no nonsense, clinical overview of rape, of both the offenders and the victims. It was very difficult to read, as it is full of stories of actual rapes, gets inside the minds of some very sick men, and shows the trauma of the victims after the assault. Although this was distressing for me, I was glad they didn't pull any punches here, because averting our eyes from horrors only perpetuates those horrors. This book does a good job at dispelling many of the common myths about both rapists and rape victims. It's a fairly objective, balanced, honest treatment of the subject, but a few times it was clear that they were catering to the radical feminists in their audience. There were no "eye opening" moments in this book. It mostly just confirmed what I already suspected and filled it out with actual data.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-08-13 00:00:00 Khalil Mahdi I had started reading this book end of 2019. But due to some mental inconsistency i could not finish the whole book. And I decided to keep it unfinished till i hold back of my mental peace. I read few pages earlier and i really liked the way the writer has explained the tendency and the psychology behind each rape.