即使现在我们会在社交媒体上添加或关注其他人,但大部分人还是通过与其他人的朋友见面形成新的联系。
Writing in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, the researchers said: conclude that humans were probably egalitarian in hunter–gatherer-like societies, maintaining an average maximum of four or five social links connecting all members in a largest social network of around 132 people.'
研究者在《英国皇家学会界面杂志》上写到:我们得到的结论是处在狩猎采集者之类的社会团体中,人类可能会主张平等主义,他们会保持人均4到5个的社会联系人,把这些联系人整合起来,我们最多能将社交网络关系扩展至132人左右。
As we form new connections and relationships, they become increasingly distant from our 'core' starting group
当我们构建新型连接与关系时,这些人离我们最初的核心团体越来越远。
The researchers added that the 'social brain hypothesis' describes 'neurologically constrained capacity for maintaining long-term stable relationships'.
研究者补充道,“社会化大脑假说”描述的是维持长期稳定关系的神经控制能力。
The 'hunter-gatherer' example shows how social hierarchies can form - you only need to directly know a few people in a large group in order to become a leader figure.
“狩猎者采集者”的例子证明了社会阶层是如何形成的,要成为领导者,你只需直接了解大团体中的几个人便可。
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