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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70775628 Title: Boys and their toys : understanding men by understanding their relationship with gadgets Author: Bill Adler, Jr Publisher: New York : AMACOM, ©2007. ISBN/ISSN: 081447344X 9780814473443 OCLC:70775628

  
  

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Boys and their toys : understanding men by understanding their relationship with gadgets

Author:	Bill Adler, Jr.
Publisher:	New York : AMACOM, ©2007.
Edition/Format:	Print book : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	"If you've ever noticed that the man in your life seems to spend more time with his snazzy new fishing rod, stereo system, digital golf club, or cell phone headset than he does with you, you're not alone. Separating a guy from his gadgets is virtually impossible. But the key to truly understanding men lies in understanding how they relate to these toys of theirs." "In Boys and Their Toys, you'll find out how the assorted doohickeys in your man's life reveal his needs for (among other things): Power - from the mightiest golf club to the Star Wars light-saber-like laser pointer, guys need to unleash their inner barbarian from time to time. Freedom - Dudes like to feel untethered; being able to carry around all their information in an electronic organizer helps them feel awesomely mobile. Independence - Guys are famous for their absolute refusal to ask for directions; wireless services like GPS that provide access to maps help them get where they need to go ... without anyone else's help!" "The book lets you in on what your guy's taste in trinkets may say about him...how to use his fixation on a particular gadget to predict his behavior...how you can improve your own relationship with him by grasping what lies behind his seeming obsession with his cordless table saw...and much more. Funny, insightful, and astute, Boys and Their Toys will give you a sharper image of what's going on inside your man's head. Book jacket."--BOOK JACKET.  Read more...
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Subjects	Men -- Psychology. Men -- Effect of technological innovations on. Men -- Recreation -- Psychological aspects. View all subjects
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