ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
INTRODUCTION
Question
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body language
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aggression
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dominance
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territory
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learned behaviors
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Detailed explanation-1: -Examples of Social Dominance Theory The majority of high paying and high-powered positions are filled by white males. The majority of (perceived) higher status careers are dominated by white populations. The majority of high-status positions are occupied by males.
Detailed explanation-2: -Social dominance refers to situations in which an “individual or a group controls or dictates others’ behavior, primarily in competitive situations” [1, 2].
Detailed explanation-3: -Introduction. In most species (including humans), competition and cooperation among members of a social group produces a complex social structure called a status (or dominance) hierarchy in which some individuals have regular priority of access to resources and fertile mates in competitive situations.
Detailed explanation-4: -Examples include racism, sexism, nationalism, and social Darwinism. Second, they can be hierarchy-attenuating, meaning that they promote social equality. Examples include multiculturalism, beliefs in the universal rights of humankind, and socialism. Hierarchy-enhancing myths justify group-based domination.