In many primate species, ________ have/has a central role in reinforcing social relationships.
A) play
B) coalition formation
C) dominance hierarchies
D) food-sharing
E) grooming

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Grooming has been observed as a central activity for reinforcing social relationships in many primate species, including chimpanzees, bonobos, and macaques. It has been observed to reduce tension and stress, create a sense of social bonding, and improve cooperation within groups. While play, coalition formation, dominance hierarchies, and food-sharing may also contribute to social relationships in primates, grooming appears to be the most significant factor.

In Many Primate Species, ________ Have/has a Central Role in Reinforcing