I know that people in groups act different when on there own why dose there mind do this

Question: I know that people in groups act different when on there own why dose there mind do this
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  psychology
Asked by ryan80020 to Jono on 20 Jun 2013.
- Jono Bone answered on 20 Jun 2013:
  
  Hi Ryan,
  
  Great question!
  
  Humans are social animals and evolved to live in groups, on our own we are unlikely to survive in the wild. Behaviours that help us survive evolve just like morphological traits (like wings or eyes) do. Therefore, we have evolved to behave in ways that help us live in a group. For example, people mirror each others body language to signal to them “Hey, I’m the same as you”.

Question: I know that people in groups act different when on there own why dose there mind do this