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The character of socially dominant WEIRD humans

2023-04-03

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<p>Human and non-human primates live in social groups organized through dominance hierarchies, and display behavioral traits that are relevant to navigating different types of hierarchies. The psychological, social, and evolutionary sciences are replete with different measures of behavioral dominance, which has given rise to some outstanding questions. Are we all measuring the same thing? What is the overlap betwe...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/u9aef

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