Social relationships are crucial to nonhuman primates for all of the following reasons except:
A) Individuals support each other against outsiders
B) Alliances can be used to enhance the status of members
C) Resources can be protected
D) Order can be imposed by allowing individuals to attack each other
E) Predator avoidance

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Allowing individuals to attack each other does not promote social stability and could lead to chaos and harm within the group. The other options (A, B, C, E) illustrate important benefits of social relationships in nonhuman primates.

Social Relationships Are Crucial to Nonhuman Primates for All of the Following