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Acknowledgments | p. xi |
Introduction: What Could He Be Thinking? | p. xiii |
The Science of Manhood | p. xvii |
The Nature of a Man | p. xx |
A Note of Gratitude | p. xxiii |
The Male Brain | |
What's in His Head: A Friendly Look at the Male Brain | p. 3 |
Can We Really Know What He's Thinking? | p. 5 |
A Friendly Look at the Male Brain | p. 6 |
Avoiding Stereotypes | p. 9 |
How Do We Recognize a Male Brain? | p. 9 |
The Male-Brain Questionnaire | p. 21 |
Bridge Brains | p. 25 |
The Theory of Intimate Separateness | p. 28 |
The Power of Natural Identity in Our Relationships | p. 31 |
How Nature Answers the Question, What Is a Man? | p. 33 |
The Despair of Men and the Core of Manhood | p. 35 |
The Biology of Male Identity | p. 37 |
Men Seek a Calling | p. 45 |
The Making of a Man, from the Inside Out | p. 53 |
Male Identity and Character Development | p. 55 |
Bringing It All Together: Men Are on a Quest | p. 61 |
The Future of the Male Quest: The Future of Testosterone | p. 65 |
Bridge Brains: Exceptions to the Rule | p. 67 |
Practicing Intimate Separateness | p. 69 |
What Could he Really be Thinking? | |
What Could He Really Be Thinking ... About Feelings and Emotions | p. 75 |
The Biology of Male Emotion | p. 80 |
The Male Mode of Feeling | p. 85 |
A Bottom Line: Women Trust Feelings More Than Men | p. 94 |
Bridge Brains: Exceptions to the Rule | p. 99 |
Practicing Intimate Separateness: Finding Power in the Nature of Emotional Life | p. 100 |
What Could He Really Be Thinking ... About Sex and Romance? | p. 105 |
The Biology of Sex and Romance | p. 107 |
How Romantic Idealization Can Make or Break Lovers' Hearts | p. 119 |
What Are Reasonable Romantic Expectations of One Another? | p. 123 |
Bridge Brains | p. 129 |
Practicing Intimate Separateness | p. 130 |
Turning Romance into Commitment and Marriage | p. 136 |
What Could He Really Be Thinking ... About Marriage and Commitment? | |
I Think I Love You: Men and the Biology of Commitment | p. 141 |
The Biology of Commitment | p. 147 |
How a Man's Relationship with His Mother Can Affect Him | p. 151 |
Are Men the Only Ones Who Fear Commitment? | p. 161 |
Bridge Brains | p. 163 |
Practicing Intimate Separateness | p. 164 |
I Know I Love You: Men and the Biology of Marriage | p. 173 |
The Human Divorce | p. 176 |
The Biology of Marriage | p. 179 |
A Map for Marriage | p. 189 |
She Says: "I Feel Fat." What Should He Do? | p. 190 |
We Are Too Close. Can We Come to Terms with It? | p. 196 |
Bridge Brains | p. 198 |
Practicing Intimate Separateness: Turning Marriages Around | p. 199 |
A Natural Optimism | p. 214 |
What Could He Really Be Thinking ... About Home and Children? | |
The Male Brain at Home: Men and Women Living Together | p. 217 |
The Biology of the Home | p. 219 |
Why Can't He See That the House Is a Mess? | p. 219 |
Why Can't He Load the Dishwasher the Right Way? | p. 221 |
Would It Kill Him to Put His Laundry Away? | p. 223 |
What Is It with Men and Their Cars? | p. 225 |
What About That Remote Control? | p. 228 |
Why Do Men Love to Tinker Around with Gadgets and Electronics? | p. 230 |
Doesn't He Realize That God Is in the Details? | p. 233 |
Bridge-Brain Men at Home | p. 235 |
Practicing Intimate Separateness in Home Life | p. 238 |
What a Father Knows: The Nature of Being a Dad | p. 243 |
The Biology of Fathering | p. 245 |
Don't Worry, Honey, the Kids'll Be Fine | p. 246 |
Don't You Even Care How the Kids Feel? | p. 251 |
Divorced from the Mother, but Still a Father | p. 254 |
The Biological Role of the Father | p. 256 |
Bridge-Brain Fathers | p. 260 |
The Practice of Intimate Separateness | p. 263 |
The Best Father | p. 266 |
Epilogue | p. 267 |
Notes | p. 269 |
About the Author | p. 277 |
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