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The Will to Win
The will to win is an instinct that has kept the human species alive for millions of years. This program explains why victory feels so good and why defeat is a losing proposition. Topics under consideration include the genetic basis for the euphoria known as a "winner's high," the different strategies of younger and older siblings to attract parental attention, social hierarchies and the physical and behavioral signals that influence one's place in them, the ability to experience victory vicariously, the lessons of losing, and the potential consequences of being considered a loser. A BBCW Production. (50 minutes).
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- ""The will to win is an instinct that has kept the human species alive for millions of years. This program explains why victory feels so good and why defeat is a losing proposition. Topics under consideration include the genetic basis for the euphoria known as a "winner's high," the different strategies of younger and older siblings to attract parental attention, social hierarchies and the physical and behavioral signals that influence one's place in them, the ability to experience victory vicariously, the lessons of losing, and the potential consequences of being considered a loser."--NJVid web site."
- "The will to win is an instinct that has kept the human species alive for millions of years. This program explains why victory feels so good and why defeat is a losing proposition. Topics under consideration include the genetic basis for the euphoria known as a "winner's high," the different strategies of younger and older siblings to attract parental attention, social hierarchies and the physical and behavioral signals that influence one's place in them, the ability to experience victory vicariously, the lessons of losing, and the potential consequences of being considered a loser. A BBCW Production. (50 minutes)."@en
- ""The will to win an instinct that's kept our species alive. In this programme we discover why coming out on top feels so great and why losing feels so bad."--jacket."
- ""The will to win is an instinct that has kept the human species alive for millions of years. This program explains why victory feels so good and why defeat is a losing proposition. Topics under consideration include the genetic basis for the euphoria known as a "winner's high," the different strategies of younger and older siblings to attract parental attention, social hierarchies and the physical and behavioral signals that influence one's place in them, the ability to experience victory vicariously, the lessons of losing, and the potential consequences of being considered a loser."--Container."
- "The will to win is an instinct that has kept the human species alive for millions of years. This program explains why victory feels so good and why defeat is a losing proposition. Topics under consideration include the genetic basis for the euphoria known as a "winner's high," the different strategies of younger and older siblings to attract parental attention, social hierarchies and the physical and behavioral signals that influence one's place in them, the ability to experience victory vicariously, the lessons of losing, and the potential consequences of being considered a loser."@en
- "Explains why victory feels so good and why defeat is a losing proposition."