Sentences with phrase «more sociological research»

Before transitioning to more sociological research on the process of science, she was a postdoctoral scholar at the University of California (UC) at Berkeley working on avian ecology.

Not exact matches

It is evident that additional sociological research is needed to give a more comprehensive scientific picture of the role of social class in the causation of alcoholism.

Having groups of fishers play two simple games standard in sociological research, Basurto and colleagues show that the players from marine protected areas became both more generous and more cutthroat toward competition, compared with those who did not work in protected areas.

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While serving as a «travel guide» to the latest sociological and political research and commentary on tourism and travel, Universal Experience also features a compelling mix of text and more than 170 images in an engaging format that will appeal to high scholars and popular audiences alike.

Market / consumer / sociological research that suggests that higher - quality, better, more, etc. communication involving an understanding of global warming (including solutions) would not help, or would be bad somehow, strikes me as simply silly.

Political and corporate elites are — apparently — susceptible to the temptations and moral hazards of corruption, and — according to psychological and sociological research — more likely to cheat and act unethically than poorer groups in society.

Sociological research indicates that posts that inspire awe, have a positive tone, and share emotions are more likely to be shared by individuals.

An earlier wave of sociological research on the legal profession in the 1960s and 1970s, for example, pushed the legal profession courses of an earlier generation to include more sociology and history — as suggested once again by the Carnegie Report.

It seeks to address a gap in sociological research, in a subject which is more widely recognised psychologically.