Psychology Explains The World

Various kinds of animals live in various ways, from individual groups to large groups. Some groups are organized in order, others are unordered aggregates (at the same time at the same time; for example: a group of birds eating seeds). Some groups are permanent, others are temporary (eg replication only)

The size of the population ranges from 2 individuals to the maximum number of individuals (if not more) (for example, insects in the super population). There are various terms in the group (Table 1).

2. Aggregation of a single activity - for example: Parties are held in one place to copulate, but there is no group structure or organization (eg seal stamp)

4. Specific activities / aggregation of stable groups - Example: Organized groups that gather at breeding grounds but feed offspring (eg birds)

7. Loneliness in a stable group - lonely individuals participate in a stable group for a certain period of time (eg, dominant men take over the pride of women)

How species live alone or in groups and the size of the population is dependent on the pros and cons of the evolution of doing so (Table 3). To put it briefly, evolution is about maintaining vitality (not feeding) and mating (passing genes to the next generation). Therefore, you must see the collective life related to these actions.

There is always a trade-off between collective living expenses and profits. This means that there is a dynamic and changing group known as the "fission - fusion" group depending on the food supply and reproductive cycle.

Popa-Lisseanu et al. (2008) studied a fission group of weevil (Nyctalus lasiopterus) and a stable crowd in a Spanish park. The composition of individual trees varies from day to day, but the entire habitat group has been stable over the course of observation for over 14 years. The authors believe that switching trees is a means of maintaining the social bonds of the entire colony. In large groups, there are other advantages and disadvantages to switching subgroups of animals and groups (Table 4).

Table 4 - Advantages and Disadvantages of Switching Groups by Forming Subgroups in Large Scale Groups

Popa-Lisseanu, A. G et al. (2008) highly structured nuclear fission fusion society, sales in the air, animal behavior bat, Animal Behavior 75, 471 - 482

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We all have a similar tendency. Some of us hold the theory as a way to explain the world. In other words, we are a world view, whether it is a religious form, a specific scientific worldview, psychological interpretation or personality type, social studies or other form I believe. But what if something does not fit our theory happens? We have to give up painful new theory (in many cases I think that this is the real answer!)) Or suppress or deny the evidence so that it will not destroy your own world view There is no doubt.

There is a full meaning of humor and there is a special theory to explain why everything that we think is really very interesting in fact. It is known as a benign infringement theory developed by Peter McGraw, professor of psychology and director of the Humor Research Laboratory at the University of Colorado. (Wait, are there "humor labs"?) Journalist Joel Warner with him and he wrote a book called "Humor Code" and they travel the world to find things that make things interesting did.