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    Do You Think The Way People Behave in Social Interactions Is More Like The Behavior of Animals or More Like Actors Playing A Role in A Theatrical Production? Why? Answer

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    Do You Think The Way People Behave in Social Interactions Is More Like The Behavior of Animals or More Like Actors Playing A Role in A Theatrical Production? Why? Answer

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    The document discusses whether human behavior in social interactions is more like animals or actors playing roles. It argues that human behavior results from both innate/biological factors and external/social influences. However, in modern society especially, human behavior in social settings is primarily determined by social factors rather than biological impulses, as people take on different social personas depending on who they are interacting with, similar to actors playing different roles.

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    The document discusses whether human behavior in social interactions is more like animals or actors playing roles. It argues that human behavior results from both innate/biological factors and external/social influences. However, in modern society especially, human behavior in social settings is primarily determined by social factors rather than biological impulses, as people take on different social personas depending on who they are interacting with, similar to actors playing different roles.

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    Do You Think The Way People Behave in Social Interactions Is More Like The Behavior of Animals or More Like Actors Playing A Role in A Theatrical Production? Why? Answer

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    Do you think the way people behave in social interactions is more like the behavior of
    animals or more like actors playing a role in a theatrical production? Why?

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    In social interaction, I think of people's behavior as acting like role actors in a production,
    because you can see how actors behave, dress, and want to be or act like them.

    Acting “like an animal” or “as a role actor as a stage piece” involving primitive impulses in
    social interaction refers to the social sciences discussion of nature versus nurturing.
    According to this discussion, behavior is primarily determined by either our "personality"
    (biological predisposition or impulses) or our personality (external social factors).

    In social interaction, the behavior of people is usually a combination of both 'animal' behavior
    (nature) and 'role actor as a stage piece' (nurture). However, especially in modern society, the
    behavior of people in social interaction is mostly Actors who play the role" In other words,
    the behavior of a social interaction is determined by social factors rather than biological or
    'animal' behaviors/impulses. This is because we employ different social personalities
    depending on whether we are interacting with others. For example, your behavior or social
    interactions with your boyfriend or girlfriend, your behavior and social interactions with
    teachers, employers, and grandparents are significantly different. For the different people you
    interact with, you wear different social masks or personas, like role actors in a play.

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