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Social hierarchies can influence behavior and attitudes from "summary" of The Social Animal by David Brooks

Social hierarchies play a crucial role in shaping human behavior and attitudes. People are constantly navigating various social hierarchies, whether consciously or unconsciously. These hierarchies can be based on factors such as social status, wealth, race, gender, or occupation. Individuals within these hierarchies often adjust their behavior and attitudes in response to their perceived social standing. For instance, individuals lower in the social hierarchy may exhibit deferential behavior towards those higher up in the hierarchy. They may also internalize feelings of inferiority or inadequacy, leading to a lack of confidence or assertiveness. On the other hand, those higher in the social hierarchy may demonstrate more dominant or assertive...
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    The Social Animal

    David Brooks

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