Table 1.
Description of sampling conditions and contexts, including total observational time.
Table 2.
List of behaviours monitored during all conditions.
Table 3.
Rates of group behaviours per hour.
Figure 1.
Between day comparison of spatial association (≤1 m).
Sociograms comparing A) non-testing conditions and B) testing conditions. Nodes represent individuals in the group (n = 5), node shape indicates sex (square, male), node size and opacity represents centrality, edges represent dyadic association (rates of and edge thickness represents rates of association. Positions of nodes determined through MDS analysis. Numbers represent position in the hierarchy.
Figure 2.
Within day comparisons of spatial association.
Sociograms comparing A) post-testing condition, B) during the testing of individual Bai, C) during the testing of individual Dru and D) during the testing of individual Sat. See Fig. 1 for details. The individual who split from the group to participate in cognitive testing is not included in the social networks B, C, and D.
Figure 3.
Correlated rates of affiliative interaction between days.
This chart shows rates of affiliative interaction of all dyadic possibilities (n = 20). Each label AB is a dyad; were A is the actor and B is the recipient. Letters correspond to Bai, Dru, Sat, Mar and Wil. Dyads below the line show higher rates of affiliation during testing conditions and dyads above the line show higher rates of affiliation during non-testing conditions.
Figure 4.
Within day comparison of aggressive interaction.
Sociograms comparing A) non-testing conditions and B) testing conditions. See Fig. 1 for details. Instead here, node size and opacity represents in-degree centrality (received aggression) and edges and arrows represent the directed aggressive interaction and edge thickness represents rates of interaction.