Marty Hazelton is not a newcomer to the popularization of science: she is the author of many studies and articles. However, Hormone Games is her first book. Before writing it, Hazelton conducted dozens of experiments, both on her own and with the involvement of her students, listened to the pros and cons of psychologist colleagues at conferences, published interim research results to get feedback from other scientists ... She went out for conventional wisdom, proving the importance of studying our hormonal nature. Hazelton, a convinced feminist, is convinced of the need to recognize the phenomenon of neo-Darwinian feminism and encourages readers (and readers!) of her book to do so. Women, she says, shouldn't fall prey to their own hormones, because our hormones can give us pleasure, guide us through life, and make us wiser.Publisher's layout saved in PDF A4.