What is the social essence of the activity expressed?

This is what distinguishes us from animals. Namely, that a person does not live by simple instincts, trying to adapt to the world around him. On the contrary, he adjusts it for himself. Human activity has purposefulness (deliberation), thoughtful, and not mechanical like in animals. The sociality of such behavior lies in the fact that human activity is reflected not only on one individual, but also on the surrounding society.