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In the study of social hierarchies, submission is the suite of appeasing or yielding behaviours by which one individual signals deference to a more dominant one, resolving conflict without continued fighting and stabilising a dominance order. Chen Zeng, Cheng, and Henrich's 2022 Dominance in humans situates such submission within the dominance strategies that structure human and animal groups. The referent is a deference display within a status relationship, inferred from the direction of yielding in dyadic encounters, and it is distinct from a grappling hold or a journal manuscript, joined only by the idea of giving way.[1]
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