How the non-human primates interact

1. How do the non-human primates interact in general? How is their sociality similar to humans (e.g. more, less, or the same). Explain how, using examples.
2. What patterns of interactions did you notice between adult males and females? Combined with their sexual dimorphism (or lack thereof), what does this say about the reproductive strategies of that particular non-human primate group?
3. How did they indicate dominance and subordination? What does this say about the nature of competition and cooperation within their group?
4. What is the relationship between communication and vocalization or other sounds amongst this group? How is their communication different from human language, or even human body language?
5. What patterns of interactions did you notice between adults and children/juveniles? What does this say about parental investment and the role of the group in raising the young?
6. How do the children and juveniles play? What is the function of play in this circumstance, and is it similar to how human children play?
7. Finally, how useful is primate behavior when it comes to understanding human behavior? How similar are we to them? How different?