Brain structure volume linked to increased social tolerance in macaques
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Social Tolerance is the degree to which individuals or groups accept differences in beliefs, behaviors, or characteristics within a social context. It is a key aspect of social cohesion and can be influenced by biological factors, such as brain structure, as observed in studies of primate behavior. Promoting social tolerance is often a goal in diverse societies.