Sentences with phrase «more sociable person»

It's also made me a much more sociable person — I actually prefer travelling solo because it opens you up to meeting amazing people.

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The research revealed that not only do people rate wooded mountain areas as more calm and peaceful and open ones — such as the beach or a flat city — as more sociable and stimulating, but it also found that in actual fact more introverts really do live in mountainous areas and extroverts in flat, open ones.

Some babies are more sociable than others; some are show - offs and will love being around lots of people, while others may be a little more shy.

Week.4: your baby will be more sociable now and may start to smile at strangers and people they know and wave goodbye.

Even toddlers are still very immature when it comes to their social skills, after all, they are often used to spending most of their time with mum and dad and maybe siblings but as they get more used to being around different people the more sociable they tend to become.

Pet owners have said such a space makes dogs more sociable and friendly, and fosters a sense of community among people.

Aleksandr Kogan at the University of Toronto, Canada, and colleagues wanted to check whether these variations influence behaviour, since high levels of oxytocin are believed to make people more sociable.

That may sound disquietingly ritualistic, but several studies have found that people unconsciously equate a firm handshake with an extroverted, sociable personality — and that's more likely than a shy disposition to please an interviewer.

The volunteers who touched the hot coffee cup rated the person as being warmer — more generous, more sociable, and so on.

People with this rare genetic disorder are overly sociable and visuo - spatially impaired — conspicuously opposite to the hypothesized Neanderthal propensities and more typical cases on the autism spectrum.

We are flooded with oxytocin at orgasm, which helps you to feel more sociable and strengthens not only your bond with your partner, but opens you to forging deeper relationships with the other people in your life.

In many Islamic countries, daytime life moves at a slower pace during Ramadan (in Dubai, for example) and then picks up at night when people are eating, being sociable and generally feel more energetic as they have some food and drink inside their stomachs.

They can also boost your confidence as the more events you go to the more at ease you will become, all skills that will present you as a confident, sociable person, just the type that thousands out there are looking to meet.

In the context of Internet dating, when sociable people consider romantic relationships to be an important domain for self - worth, those with high self - esteem will be more likely than those with low self esteem to use Internet dating services.

His enthusiasm and ability to be a sociable person helped «break the ice», which made our experience at the dealership that much more comfortable and enjoyable.

-- be sociable and active after retirement so you build up more friendships (I am lucky enough now to know quite a few people who own or work in companies that are always looking for workers).

Some are more sociable with people than others.

Therapy pets are reported as having positive effects on people's quality of life in nursing homes, hospitals, and care centres for the disabled making them more sociable and encouraging interaction and activity.

The more people your puppy meets and plays with, the more friendly and sociable your puppy will become.

However, some of our herding dogs are less sociable in nature than the equally intelligent gundog group and may be more «aloof» with people that are not a part of their immediate family.

It should come as no surprise that dogs are more sociable than cats and they prefer to be in crowds of people, thanks to their pack mentality.

They are very sociable, but typically bond more closely to other dogs than they do to people.

Having your cat be more sociable and comfortable around people and other pets means they are less likely to hide when the doorbell rings, they're more comfortable being held and it's easier to introduce another pet into the household.»

It's a fact; pets make people less stressed, healthier and more sociable and community minded.

In spite of their early training for the race track, Greyhounds love people, in fact more than most breeds, and tend to be quite sociable.

If you get a second dog, always try to get a calmer and more confident dog than the one you already have, one that barks less, is less rattled by noises or stress, is more sociable with people and other dogs, is good at playing and not too rough, and is well trained.

Some people may think of them as just some recreational breed that brings only joy and fun into every day, but these fabulous dogs are something more than just a particularly nice and sociable breed.

Although dogs are generally more sociable with people than cats, they too may become anxious and become overly protective when visitors arrive.

Eight in ten people in pet - friendly workplaces say that having a pet at work makes them feel more happy, relaxed and sociable.

As they grow older most cats become more sociable with those they regard as friends, though a few can be described as cantankerous and short - tempered just like some elderly people.

The dogs at the AHPPA will be in constant interaction with people, becoming more sociable and companionable, to prepare them for adoption.

Hotel Bounty Kuta is popular with groups of younger travelers and couples as well as older more sociable and lively people.

He wrote in an email, «As climate change makes temperatures more extreme, people should become less sociable.»

Anthony Watts may be, and probably is, the nicer, more sociable guy, and full of energy for helping key people too.

It improved my sociable skills even more dealing with different people.

During the summer months we become more sociable (especially when the sun is shining), we go out more, go to barbeques and to the beach, and we meet new people.

In one study, researchers found that people who reported a preference for texting over voice calling tended to score higher on a measure of extroversion (meaning, they were more outgoing and sociable), and a measure of neuroticism (meaning, they were more emotionally unstable).3 Another study showed that those who preferred texting over voice calls scored lower on a measure of loneliness, whereas very lonely people preferred texting more as a «last resort» option.4

People who are sociable and extraverted experience more positive affect than those who are not.

Positive emotions lead people to be more sociable, and sociability is very important, on the job and in other places.