Pack theory

Pack theory suggests that animals, especially social species like wolves or humans, behave and organize themselves based on their group dynamics and relationships. It emphasizes that individuals act to maintain harmony, cooperation, and structure within the group, often prioritizing collective well-being over individual interests. This theory helps explain how group members communicate, make decisions, and support each other, ensuring survival and stability for the entire "pack." Essentially, it highlights the importance of social cohesion and interdependence in shaping behavior within groups.