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Basic Instinct

Mark Blumberg

Changesurfer Radio

Posted: Dec 23, 2005

Dr. J. chats with behavioral neuroscientist Mark Blumberg, author of Basic Instinct: The Genesis of Behavior which discusses the interplay of genes, hormones and environment in creating behavior. He debunks the notion of selfish genes and some fundamental human nature.

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