This groundbreaking study shows that sociobiology and evolutionary
psychology were undergoing rapid development in the early twentieth
century, at a time when many of the early researchers in these
sciences were also eugenicists. Aaron Gillette tracks the
developments in these fields and explains how, with the rise of
behaviorism and the reaction against eugenics in the 1930s, any
scientific claims that behavior might be influenced by heredity
were subsequently suppressed for ideological reasons.
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