I'm trying to do some research related to human dominance including social signaling and how dominance is both successfully and unsuccessfully challenged. Ideally I'd like to find what the common factors are rather than having it be too particular to one community or another. Unfortunately everything I can find on the topic is either about dominance behavior of other primates or is ad-hoc self-help advice by self-proclaimed gurus of social power.
Can anyone point me in the direction of the science of human dominance behavior?
This seems to be more about environmental issues (using "dominance" in the sense of humans being dominant over the environment) than about social dynamics between individuals. That's not quite what I'm looking for. But thanks anyway!
I'm trying to do some research related to human dominance including social signaling and how dominance is both successfully and unsuccessfully challenged. Ideally I'd like to find what the common factors are rather than having it be too particular to one community or another. Unfortunately everything I can find on the topic is either about dominance behavior of other primates or is ad-hoc self-help advice by self-proclaimed gurus of social power.
Can anyone point me in the direction of the science of human dominance behavior?