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Social Hierarchy and the Evolution of Behavior
International Game Theory Review, 2017This paper investigates how behavior evolves in a society with a social hierarchy consisting of high and low positions. Agents first collectively negotiate for high positions through a political institution. Next, each high position agent is matched with a low position agent to engage in some asymmetric pairwise interaction, which generates economic ...
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2022
This chapter addresses the social behavior of vultures. Vultures are considered social species in part because they often roost communally and feed in groups. One of two of the world's most common and widespread obligate avian scavengers, the Turkey Vulture, is relatively non-social, whereas the other, the Black Vulture, is highly social.
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This chapter addresses the social behavior of vultures. Vultures are considered social species in part because they often roost communally and feed in groups. One of two of the world's most common and widespread obligate avian scavengers, the Turkey Vulture, is relatively non-social, whereas the other, the Black Vulture, is highly social.
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Social Determinants of Health and US Cancer Screening Interventions: A Systematic Review
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Ariella R Korn +2 more
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1997
J B, Grossman, A, Carter, F R, Volkmar
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J B, Grossman, A, Carter, F R, Volkmar
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The Social Media Cancer Misinformation Conundrum
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Mike Fillon
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Social Trauma Engages Lateral Septum Circuitry to Occlude Social Reward
Nature, 2023Long Li, Carole Morel, Scott J. Russo
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