A submissive attitude involves showing deference, compliance, and humility in interactions with others. It often involves yielding to the authority or dominance of another individual, and may manifest as passive behavior or a lack of assertiveness.
If the animal runs away it is usually because it is submissive or insecure. But if it stands up to the other animal, it is sure of it's power and strength. And a dominant animal. My dog for example is very submissive and would cower down, roll over on her back, or run away. Hope this helps! =D
Docile or compliant would be good synonyms for submissive.
In the gay community, "passive" is a word used to describe a man who is the "recipient" of the penis during anal intercourse. Sometimes passive is also applied to the one who takes the other's penis into his mouth (receives it inside him) during oral sex. This is opposed to a person who is "active" which means they are the ""inserter" during anal intercourse and the "inserter" during oral sex. Someone who enjoys both giving and receiving during anal intercourse or oral sex would be considered "versatile". Often the term "versatile" is applied only to anal intercourse.Someone who is "submissive" is often understood to be one who submits to another person's desires, whether in a sexual way or just generally."Submissive" is unlike "passive" in that "submissive" does not have to have an opposite. In gay sex, if there is a passive (recipient) person, then there must be an active person. Likewise in BDSM, if there is a submissive partner, there must also be a dominant partner because the submissive partner conforms to the desires of the dominant party. Most people, most of the time, are neither submissive nor dominant in their dealings with others, whether sexual or otherwise. They are cooperative. What we call "vanilla" sex is just cooperative sex, regardless of who is active and who is passive.There is good reason from what gay men say and do to believe that the passive (recipient) person in gay sex often feels or imagines himself to be submissive and derives sexual pleasure from that feeling or imagination. Likewise, the active person often feels or imagines himself to be dominant and derives sexual pleasure from that.
To my knowledge I believe she would be submissive to him but if he were to become violent, she would most likely fight back. Then again, she might not be interested at all and not be submissive... I'm not 100% on this one!
Docile means submissive. And tone means a measure of noise or sound. So together it would be a submissive or low measure of noise or sound.
Submissive means to be a "giving in" type of person or attitude. It can mean that the person has no will of his own, or can imply that the person is suppressing a desire to do something else at a later time.Andrew was a submissive student but secretly plotted to dominate the honor roll. Rhonda is a submissive wife, deferring to her husband's will in all things. When addressing royalty, one must be submissive because they are the rulers.
Not always. It really depends on the personalities of the dogs. Think about what would happen if you put two very headstrong leaders in the same room together. More than likely, neither would want to back down and there would be some major personality clashes. If you put two dominant dogs together it could cause even more problems. If you put a submissive dog with a dominant dog that could also cause problems, because it gives the dominant an excuse to stay dominant. If the dog is acting dominant with his owners, you'll need to show him that you're his pack leader and always in control. Professional training or obedience classes are usually the safest way to make sure you're on the right track, because dominance problems can lead to aggression and other behavior issues.
dominant
If one parent is homozygous dominant for all traits (carrying two dominant alleles for each trait), and the other parent is heterozygous (carrying one dominant and one recessive allele for each trait), there would be a 100% chance that the baby would inherit the dominant alleles from the homozygous dominant parent. Therefore, the baby would also be heterozygous for all the traits, carrying one dominant and one recessive allele for each trait.
"Tt" typically represents a heterozygous genotype with one dominant allele (T) and one recessive allele (t). In this case, the dominant allele would determine the dominant phenotype.
Two dominant genes will result in a homozygous dominant genotype. This means that the dominant trait will be expressed in the individual.