Publisher's Synopsis
This book examines how biological processes underpin psychological phenomena, how social structures affect individual actions, how economic factors interact with mental health, and lots more. Through contemporary research, theories, and empirical studies, the author analyzes key themes such as the role of the nervous system in behavior, the impact of genetics on mental health, social identity and norms, and the psychological aspects of economic decision-making etc. The comparative approach bridges gaps between disciplines, demonstrating the necessity of interdisciplinary collaboration to address societal challenges like mental health issues and economic disparities. Serving as a valuable resource for students, researchers, and practitioners, this book invites readers to explore the complexities of human behavior, while empathizing, the importance of a holistic perspective in understanding the human condition and fostering innovative solutions to contemporary problems.
