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An Experimental Simulation of the Cultural Transmission of Prestige and Dominance Social Rank Cues

2019-12-28

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<p>Informal social hierarchies within small human groups are argued to be based on prestige, dominance, or a combination of these two (Henrich & Gil-White, 2001). Prestige-based hierarchies entail the ordering of individuals by the level of admiration and respect they receive from others due to their competence within valued domains. This type of hierarchy provides benefits for subordinates such as high-qualit...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/tc6w4

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