Community behavior characteristics

Social behavior corresponds to individual behavior, and individual behavior refers to the behavior of animals associated with their society. The behavior of animals towards other individuals of the same kind is called social behavior.

Community behavior: community: short for social group. Its basic characteristics are: (1) stable group structure and certain behavior norms; (2) frequent interaction among members; (3) There are certain goals and cooperation among members; (4) Sense of belonging and identity among group members.

Similarities: they are all groups composed of multiple units, living together and cooperating together.

Difference: the community is more clearly manifested as a leader leading a group, with division of labor and hierarchy.

Basically, it can be said that social behavior includes community behavior, but this is not very appropriate.

However, community behavior is definitely social behavior, but some social behaviors are not necessarily community behaviors.

Its basic characteristics are: (1) stable group structure and certain code of conduct; (2) frequent interaction among members; (3) There are certain goals and cooperation among members; (4) Sense of belonging and identity among group members.