Instinct and Social Behavior is a seminal book that examines the relationship between innate instincts and human social interactions. The author forces the reader to reconsider the usual view on issues of socialization and cultural influence, revealing the deep natural design of human behavior. The book reveals the internal mechanisms that guide our actions in society, explaining how instincts influence our decisions and also contribute to the formation of our relationships with other people. The author examines how aggression, cooperation, the feeling of fear and the urge to communicate affect our social life. This book is an important source for understanding how humans interact with the world around them, what mechanisms underlie our actions, and how our behavior can be guided by aspects of our nature that have not yet been explored. "Instinct and Social Behavior" is a book that will interest everyone who is interested in the psychology of human relationships and human nature.