protective instincts
Protective instincts refer to innate behavioral reactions or responses aimed at safeguarding oneself, others, or possessions from potential harm, danger, or threats perceived in the environment. These instincts arise from a natural desire to provide security and ensure the well-being and survival of oneself and those in one's care.
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