Which is NOT an example of an affiliative behavior?
A)Displays
B)Reconciliation
C)Consolation
D)Amicable interactions
E)Grooming

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Affiliative behaviors are actions that promote social bonding and reduce tensions between individuals in a group. Displays, unlike the other options, are often used for communication of status, threats, or territorial boundaries rather than for promoting social bonds and cohesion. Reconciliation, consolation, amicable interactions, and grooming are all behaviors that strengthen social bonds and reduce conflict within a group.

Which Is NOT an Example of an Affiliative Behavior