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Our behavior can be influenced by the presence of others from "summary" of Behave by Robert M. Sapolsky
Humans are profoundly social creatures, and our behavior is intricately intertwined with the presence of others. This influence can manifest in a multitude of ways, from subtle cues in our environment to direct interactions with individuals around us. Social context plays a significant role in shaping our actions, thoughts, and emotions, often without our conscious awareness. The mere presence of others can alter our behavior in profound ways, leading us to conform to societal norms or engage in activities we may not typically consider. This phenomenon, known as social facilitation, highlights the impact of the group dynamic on our actions. Whether we are performing a simple task or making a complex decision, the presence of others can influence our...
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