A cross-cultural analysis of recruitment into all male groups: an ethological perspective

Journal of Human Evolution • Vol/Iss. 10 • Published In • Pages: 281-292 •
By Mackey, Wade C.

Abstract

This article examines proxemic behavior between adults and children in 10 cultures. Data suggests that the older boy-adult male dyad is the most common combination of adult groups and children. Relevant theory on hunting and male-male bonding is discussed.

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Hypotheses (1)

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"When compared to other combinations of older children and adults, the older boy-adult male dyad is uniquely overrepresented" (283).Supported
Documents and Hypotheses Filed By: Kate Cummings  Amelia Piazza