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Street fights increase social tension and social affiliation in human bystanders

2025-01-21

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<p>Naturalistic observations of conflict events documented that, similarly to nonhuman primates, human bystanders take an active role in managing the negative consequences of the conflicts.However, although in nonhuman primates it has been suggested that conflicts increase social tension in bystanders by in turn affecting their social propensity, in humans there is still lack of evidence. By applying observational...

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9976e4f2-b296-5053-b60c-706fa0f2c56b
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10.31234/osf.io/rnvwb
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