From Wiktolog
- Social Behavior
- Behavior that is a direct result or function of the interaction of humans or animals with their fellows. This includes behavior that may be considered anti-social.
Examples: :
Acculturation; Communication; Infanticide; Interpersonal Relations; Social Conformity
Note: :
'Social Behavior' requires the direct participation of others and is, thus, distinguished from 'Individual Behavior' which is carried out by an individual, though others may be present.
Parent: Behavior
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abbreviation: socb
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Facts about SN Social BehaviorRDF feed
| Abbreviation | socb + |
| SN affected by | SN Individual Behavior +, and SN Social Behavior + |
| SN affects | SN Behavior +, SN Individual Behavior +, SN Mental Process +, and SN Social Behavior + |
| SN associated with | SN Age Group +, SN Biomedical Occupation or Discipline +, SN Clinical Attribute +, SN Family Group +, SN Geographic Area +, SN Group +, SN Group Attribute +, SN Occupation or Discipline +, SN Organism Attribute +, SN Patient or Disabled Group +, SN Population Group +, and SN Professional or Occupational Group + |
| SN conceptual part of | SN Social Behavior + |
| SN exhibited by | SN Age Group +, SN Amphibian +, SN Bird +, SN Family Group +, SN Fish +, SN Human +, SN Invertebrate +, SN Mammal +, SN Patient or Disabled Group +, SN Population Group +, SN Professional or Occupational Group +, SN Reptile +, and SN Vertebrate + |
| SN has conceptual part | SN Social Behavior + |
| SN has process | SN Individual Behavior + |
| SN has result | SN Cell or Molecular Dysfunction +, SN Disease or Syndrome +, SN Experimental Model of Disease +, SN Mental or Behavioral Dysfunction +, and SN Neoplastic Process + |
| SN issue in | SN Biomedical Occupation or Discipline +, and SN Occupation or Discipline + |
| SN manifestation of | SN Mental Process +, and SN Mental or Behavioral Dysfunction + |
| SN performed by | SN Age Group +, SN Family Group +, SN Patient or Disabled Group +, SN Population Group +, and SN Professional or Occupational Group + |
| SN result of | SN Mental Process + |