New research shows people in offices may use conflict and (1) c____ in similar way to primates in the jungle. While conflict can be (2)e____ at times, both humans and apes usually (3)p____ t____ cooperate. They also use social networking strategies to (4)g____ a____ in life. Groups of coworkers and primate groups have (5)s____ social rules, organizing themselves into (6)h____. Although they sometimes use (7)c____ to gain status, it doesn't gain long-­term (8)s____.(9)E____ who cooperate in the office and primates who cooperate in the wild find themselves happier, more effective, and more likely to (10)s____

New research suggests that people in offices and primates in the jungle share similar approaches to conflict and competition. While conflict can be effective occasionally, both groups generally prefer cooperation. They utilize social networking strategies to advance in life. Groups of coworkers and primate groups exhibit similar social rules, organizing themselves into hierarchies. Although conflict is sometimes used to gain status, it doesn't guarantee long-term success. Employees who embrace cooperation in the office, like primates in the wild, tend to be happier, more productive, and have a higher chance of thriving.