Friendly or nonthreatening actions that promote group cohesion are called affiliative behaviors.
What is primate behavior?
- I've largely talked about physical characteristics: how they apply to living monkeys, how we utilise them for classification, and how they pertain to the fossil record.
- However, human evolution involves more than just how we have changed physically over the previous 70 million years; it is also about how we have changed in our behaviour.
- If I asked you to describe "human," you could probably (ideally) offer me a list of shared, derived characteristics that physiologically characterise us. But, on a philosophical level,
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