Posted on Feb 7, 2023
Pigpen Conflict Resolution: Study Highlights How the Animals Handle Aggression
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Apparently we could learn a lot from pigs!
Pigpen Conflict Resolution: Study Highlights How the Animals Handle Aggression
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
"In the study, the authors explained that conflict resolution in social animals, like pigs, humans, primates, and wolves, typically follows one of two paths: “The reunion of former opponents (aggressor and victim) after an aggressive event (reconciliation)” or the introduction of a third party, who either intervenes of their own accord or is solicited by an opponent."
"In the study, the authors explained that conflict resolution in social animals, like pigs, humans, primates, and wolves, typically follows one of two paths: “The reunion of former opponents (aggressor and victim) after an aggressive event (reconciliation)” or the introduction of a third party, who either intervenes of their own accord or is solicited by an opponent."
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