How do the concepts of behavior and social behavior differ?

Behavior is a set of actions that an individual uses in a certain situation. For example, in ancient times, a thunderclap was perceived as a serious danger. The normal behavior was to climb into the cave in terror and not leave it until the thunder stopped. But as time went on, the lines of command gradually evolved.

Social behavior is responsible for how a person behaves in society, how he interacts with other individuals. Also, social behavior studies the features of conflicts and ways to resolve them.