Antipathy and Social Behavior

Much of human behavior may be called negative, since it involves avoidance. This behavior is in part rational or intentional, but much of it is nonrational antipathies. Though common, antipathies usually function below the level of attention. They appear to resemble allergies but with significant differences. Antipathies are important in interpersonal relationships and frequently are related to the conception of individuals. They are, then, a stubborn element in prejudices

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