How does context affect dominance in social settings?
Dominance is inherently context-dependent; an individual may be dominant in one social setting but not in another. For instance, a surgeon may hold high status in an operating room but may not have the same influence in a corporate boardroom, highlighting that rank is relative to specific groups and criteria.
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