Sentences with phrase «cooperative behavior»

As an alternative, skillful training builds calm and cooperative behaviors in dogs through the structured use of positive reinforcement.

Once these boundaries are set, the child can easily interact with the dog on a positive level and reinforce cooperative behavior with affection, food and toys.

At the time, not much else was known about the application of mediation interventions to promote cooperative behavior.

Your role is to encourage this kind of cooperative behavior while staying at arm's length.

Studies of gender and costly cooperation are relatively rare, and existing studies reveal no clear relationship between gender and certain cooperative behaviors.

Second, status affects cooperative behavior and women may feel differently about status and rank.

With the dawn of agriculture more than 10,000 years ago, our ancestors began settling in villages and living in larger groups, making tolerance of other people and cooperative behavior increasingly necessary.

In the early 1980s, he wrote a computer model to investigate the emergence of cooperative behavior among Balinese rice farmers.

The software is designed to help the user plan a negotiation strategy that will induce cooperative behavior.

In all conditions where cooperative games were introduced cooperative behavior during free play increased.

Because simply refusing to engage in intimate cooperative behaviors is not sustainable over the long haul.

Rilling, J, DeMarco, A., Hackett, P, Thompson, R, Sitzen, B, Patel, R, Pagnon, G. (2012) Effects of intranasal oxytocin and vasopressin on cooperative behavior and associated brain activity.

«Exclusion compelled them to conform to the more cooperative behavior of the rest of the group,» the researchers wrote.

Hare and his colleagues call this phenomenon of natural selection for more cooperative behavior «self - domestication.»

Warneken, who did not participate in the new study, studies cooperative behavior in human children and nonhuman apes.

She agrees with Burkart and her co-workers that cooperative breeding «goes a long way towards explaining why only the apes in the line leading to Homo developed the necessary neural underpinnings» for highly cooperative behavior.

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By identifying the purposes of children's behavior, STEP also helps parents learn how to encourage cooperative behavior in their children and how not to reinforce unacceptable behaviors.

Modeling and talking about cooperative behavior can improve interpersonal relationships within the family.

This is classic non-cooperative defect strategy followed by one who is unable to analyze strategic situations that involve trust in others and mutually cooperative behavior.

The finding brings us closer to understanding chimps» trading habits and gives us precious insight into how trade, an essential cooperative behavior, works for humans.

ALL IN THE FAMILY Since the 1960s, most evolutionary biologists have thought that cooperative behavior arose from the individual's need to ensure the survival of the genes of close family members.

I wrote a paper with Bert Hölldobler last September that proposes a controversial new model of the origin of social behavior, including cooperative behavior in the insects.

Although many species of birds and mammals exhibit such cooperative behavior, this is the first report of lizards constructing a family house.

For example, intra-strain cooperative behaviors are more likely to be evolutionarily stable when different cell lineages are segregated in space, with typical interaction distances between cells being strongly influenced by the diffusivity of secreted products, biofilm architecture, and environmental flow conditions [16 — 19].

Darwin hypothesized that altruism might survive if individuals» cooperative behaviors gave the group to which they belonged a collective advantage.

Thoughtful, cooperative behaviors require a real understanding of each other's feelings.

Several rigorous evaluations have shown that when implemented effectively, Second Step can increase cooperative behavior and reduce aggression in the classroom (Cooke, Ford, Levin, Bourke, Newell & Lapidus, 2007; Grossman, Neckerman, Koepsell, Liu, Asher, Beland, Frey & Rivara, 1997; Frey, Nolen, Van Schioack, Edstrom & Hirschstein, 2005; cited in Edutopia's Social and Emotional Learning Research Review).

Rewarding cooperative behavior is much more effective than penalizing uncooperative behavior, and blended training can help.

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In 2012, a research group at the University of Ohio set out to study how playing videogames cooperatively or competitively impacted subsequent cooperative behavior.

The game of negotiating caps is doomed to failure because it punishes cooperative behavior at the bargaining table and rewards the free - riding behaviors that are the heart of the climate problem.

Voice and cooperative behavior as contrasting forms of contextual performance: Evidence of differential relationships with big five personality characteristics and cognitive ability.

Effects of intranasal oxytocin and vasopressin on cooperative behavior and associated brain activity in men

The researchers measured the anxiety levels and cooperative behavior of the children during each visit using an anxiety and behavior scale, and monitored each child's vital signs, blood pressure, and pulse (indirect measures of anxiety).

There, she tested pairs of dogs or wolves in an exercise that has also been used to study cooperative behavior in chimps and bonobos.

Wilson thinks art — especially the collective making of it that is common in traditional cultures — gives a selective advantage because it helps to organize cooperative behavior.

Yet she cautions that cooperative breeding may be only one of a number of explanations for why humans evolved altruistic, highly cooperative behavior.

Chapter 6, «Guided Discovery,» includes specific strategies for introducing classroom areas and materials, while explaining how those strategies can be use to motivate, provide information and ideas, teach techniques and skills, teach routines and procedures, and reinforce cooperative behavior.

Limited to his personal observations, Darwin was able to come up with only general rationales for cooperative behavior.

Although field studies have found little evidence of cooperative behavior in wild bonobos, it may simply be that their lush forest habitat provides enough easily accessible food that teamwork isn't necessary, de Waal says.

«Recently my lab wondered if we could «hack» the oxytocin system to motivate people to engage in cooperative behaviors.

This suggests it is important for chimps to have «bond partners» with whom they regularly engage in friendly and cooperative behavior and rarely are aggressive towards.

whose study was published Thursday in the journal Current Biology, said men may be trying to signal to women that they are capable of cooperative behavior.

Strong bond can be formed by the cooperative behavior based on love, affection, kindness and cooperation.

But Nowak also added a mechanism by which the players built up a reputation, one that rose or fell according to their history of cooperative behavior.