Sentences with phrase «seek human approval»

This is because cats are more independent and don't really seek human approval or company to keep themselves busy.

Not exact matches

As human beings we are hardwired to seek the approval of those around us.

In human terms, that means we seek out the approval of others when making decisions.

Remember, it is the hungry child, not the satisfied child, who craves food, and, in the same way, it is unmet needs that lead to attention seeking behaviors and unspoken approval that can create «praise junkies» as the unpraised child seeks to fill the very human need we all have for validation.

ISRO is seeking $ 2.5 billion from the government for a human space flight program; officials say that astronauts could be sent into space 7 years after final approval is given.

For example, right now I'm seeking a promotion from postdoctoral fellow to research associate; this requires approval from the Canadian human resources department, a process that could take several months or even longer and that requires demonstrating that no suitable Canadian resident is available.

In a statement sent to Nature, reproductive biologist Shoukhrat Mitalipov at the Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, who pioneered spindle transfer in primates and is currently seeking approval to perform human trials, said that the strict US regulations are forcing researchers to move trials into other countries.

In May 2006, Eggan's lab received approval from Harvard to seek healthy human eggs from female donors, a first step toward using research cloning to create new stem cell lines.

Kole will soon seek regulatory approval to carry out human trials.

While they may be more aloof than dogs, with dogs being more inclined to seek the attention and approval of their human masters, cats do need playtime, too.

Gilead had sought to list Patent 2,512,475 («475 Patent) in respect of a New Drug Submission (NDS)(the process by which the innovator seeks to obtain an NOC for the applicable drug) seeking approval of a drug for the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection.

According human therapist Carl Rogers (the founder of the concept the unconditional positive regard, many people's need to seek constant approval and admiration stems from their childhood experiences with their parents.

We live in interesting times as humans; both seeking approval and trying to rebel from authority.