Human Sociobiology

Human sociobiology is the study of how biology influences social behaviors in humans. It explores how traits like cooperation, aggression, and mating strategies have evolved to help individuals and groups survive and reproduce. The field examines the biological roots of social patterns, considering genetics, brain function, and evolutionary history, and how these factors shape our interactions, relationships, and societal structures. Essentially, it seeks to understand how our biological makeup influences the way we connect with others and organize societies.