Adjustment of the timing, location or type of actions in response to other individuals. Coordination can supply immediate benefits without requiring evolutionary altruism.
A nonlinear increase in commitment to an action as the number of other individuals performing it increases. The effective threshold can depend on group size, competing actions and environmental risk.
Consistent influence on the initiation or direction of group action. Leadership may arise from differences in motivation and information together with followers’ responses.
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