Exploring Belonging
Homo sapiens need others to survive.
It is a competitive advantage to surround oneself with others; in most human societies, it is a matter of life or death. Research suggests that a human child requires resources provided by multiple adults, almost certainly more than two young parents. For example, a recent study of two groups of South American hunter-gatherers suggested that each couple required the help of an additional 1.3 non-reproducing adults to provide for their children. Thus, middle-aged people act as an elite group of skilled, experienced super-providers on which the rest depend.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/evolution-has-given-humans-a-huge-advantage-over-most-other-animals-middle-age/2012/03/12/gIQAtVnccS_story.html
However, these issues of belonging can also be severe in the workforce. Feeling ostracised can affect people's performance and, at worst - their mental health.
However, these issues of belonging can also be severe in the workforce. Feeling ostracised can affect people's performance and, at worst - their mental health.
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