Selfish behavior or selfishness. Selfish behavior is of benefit to only the individual.
Selfish behavior or selfishness. Selfish behavior is of benefit to only the individual.
Instinct. It's also called 'Innate Behavior'
Two male sea lions fighting for mates
It's called self-hating.
Selfish behavior or selfishness. Selfish behavior is of benefit to only the individual.
Group Behavior
Group Behavior..
Selfish behavior or selfishness. Selfish behavior is of benefit to only the individual.
No. Selfish behavior is an action that benefits the population or species, sometimes to the detriment of an individual.
Depends on the person. Some get happy by helping others, which is non-selfish behavior.
You're almost certainly not being called selfish because people like the sound of the word. One thing you might consider doing is reflecting on your own behavior to see how it might appear to be selfish, and then changing that behavior. This is assuming that it bothers you. If you don't care whether people call you selfish or not, then just go ahead and continue on as you were.
Group behavior benefits a population indirectly over time.
The term "selfish" refers to when something or someone only thinks of themselves. It can be used to mean instinctive behavior where it benefits the organism performing the action, as in animal competition for mates, but may also benefit the species indirectly.
To be selfish is a learned behavior beyond the ages of 2-4 years old. A 2 year old is often selfish because they have not developed enough to know the difference, but an adult who is selfish is learned behavior. They have learned in their life that if they want something or act a certain way they get what they want. This is often being selfish.
Selfish behaviour
he's selfish and shows his superiority