Navigating Social Dynamics in Adolescence

This chapter explores the intricate nature of human social behavior during teenage years, with a focus on group dynamics, bullying, and the fear that hinders intervention. It examines evolutionary perspectives on in-group and out-group identities, shedding light on biases that shape our perceptions and interactions. The discussion links cognitive processes and emotional reactions in social contexts, revealing how evolutionary roots influence contemporary issues like racism and discrimination.