The article discusses the six categories of men within the male social hierarchy, including alphas, bravos, deltas, gammas, omegas, and sigmas. Developed by IDRlabs, the Male Hierarchy Test categorizes heterosexual men into these archetypes based on their responses to 31 statements regarding their behavior and attitudes. Alphas are seen as the leaders, requiring charisma and decisiveness, while bravos act as high-ranking lieutenants. The test is framed as a tool for understanding social dynamics among men, reflecting modern mythologies surrounding masculinity.
The typology of male social hierarchies has become part of internet culture and is a categorization system that sorts heterosexual men into archetypes.
To maintain their position in the hierarchy, alphas must grapple with the immense burdens of responsibility as others look to them for guidance and direction.
Bravo males are described as the 'lieutenants' of the masculine social hierarchy, found near the top rather than at the bottom.
The Male Hierarchy Test features 31 statements, which respondents are asked to respond to on a five-point scale ranging from Disagree to Agree.
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