2020
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202007.0003.v1
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The Basis For A Neurobiological-Associative Model of Personality and Group Cohesion: The Evolutionary And System Biological Origins Of Social Exclusion, Hierarchy, and Structure

Abstract: By using a systems biological perspective and available literature on human social interaction, grouping, and cohesiveness, a new coherent model is proposed that integrates existing social integration and neurobiological research into a theoretical neurobiological framework of personality and social interaction. This model allows for the coherent analysis of complex social systems and interactions within them, and proposes a framework for estimating group cohesiveness and evaluating group structures in… Show more

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“…232 Michael Thomas, for example, argues that the basis of social exclusion and group structure is best expressed in terms "neurobiological compatibility and risk assessment modulated by an internal associative model." 233 Bruce Charlton sees exclusion to be a result of interactions between what he calls "human nature" and environmental circumstances. Following Barkow, he approaches human nature from the standpoint of biology and evolutionary psychology.…”
Section: Theoretical Perspectives On Exclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…232 Michael Thomas, for example, argues that the basis of social exclusion and group structure is best expressed in terms "neurobiological compatibility and risk assessment modulated by an internal associative model." 233 Bruce Charlton sees exclusion to be a result of interactions between what he calls "human nature" and environmental circumstances. Following Barkow, he approaches human nature from the standpoint of biology and evolutionary psychology.…”
Section: Theoretical Perspectives On Exclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%