Sentences with phrase «social contexts»

How do the social contexts of family, neighborhood, and school in the early years relate to life outcomes for urban youth?

The time has long since passed when Tim Burton was able to concoct a richly observant gothic fantasy replete with subversive social contexts and meaningful characterizations.

Were Tobe Hooper to have retained the directorial reins (he left the project due to «creative differences» during production), one can imagine his particularly acute ability to interweave social contexts within unusual premises might have made at least some sense of the screenplay's inherent silliness.

Intelligent and able to hold a conversation in business and social contexts.

I watched in social contexts and I see in relationships.

The remaining possibility is that food cravings develop due to the consistent association of certain foods with particular stimuli or social contexts (special occasions).

We are also characterizing the neural circuits through which vasotocin, the ancestral homologue of vasopressin, promotes context - dependent social withdrawal in male goldfish, as well as the receptor mechanisms that underlie its ability to have different behavioral effects in different social contexts.

«Archaeologists have been debating the timing, mechanisms and social contexts of the arrival of Asian plants and animals to eastern Africa for a long time,» explains Dr. Boivin, senior author of the study.

Carlson's scholarly biography offers a fresh perspective on Tesla, his inventions, and the economic and social contexts of his efforts.

The daily lives of toddlers are filled with social contexts in which objects are handled, such as mealtime, toy play and getting dressed.

Alcohol use typically begins during adolescence, within social contexts, and is often correlated with the drinking of one's peers.

Professor Scott Schieman, Canada Research Chair in the Social Contexts of Health, and PhD student Atsushi Narisada investigated the adverse effects associated with attaining a high degree of mastery.

First, you could examine humans and various species of animals in various social contexts.

However, one policy debate that I have been very close to over the last few years, and one that illustrates how digital technology has changed our society and also how it creates new social contexts related to rights based issues, is that of access to pornography and sexual content online.

This is similar to other forms of nationalism, which also focus on their unique social contexts (for example, Fascism reflects Italian cultural history and Juche reflects the Koreans»).

Display rules and social contexts correlate with «emotional understanding» and «emotional regulation,» both of which are culturally influenced.

Her Ph.D. was not in science, but she ensures that her scientist partner sees political and social contexts for the science.

While I personally don't drink coffee (except in certain social contexts), I do love coffee - flavored desserts, and these chocolate espresso crinkle cookies are one of my favorite cookie recipes!

In Jones» words, «An agent's description of her actions, if they are to be intelligible, will be situated in the context of her beliefs» beliefs drawn from the social contexts in which she lives and the traditions of which she is a part.»

Greg Jones» first section, «Learning to Describe Actions, Persons, and the World: Social Contexts and Moral Judgments,» helps us understand what (and how very much) is at stake in this and other disputes over descriptive labels.

This does not mean that one should overlook or ignore the historical and social contexts of all forms of the orientatio that one has taken the trouble to examine.

First, we can learn the important (but often neglected) rule of the principalities and powers that operate within the larger social contexts of our culture.

That prevailing paradigm holds that the individual self can be grasped as a separate entity abstracted from its political contexts and from the larger social contexts of our culture.

Faced by an almost incomprehensible amount of material always contained in the most complex linguistic, political, and social contexts, the history of religions has moved ahead in the attempt to mark out its own responsibilities and contributions.

When moral rules and selves are abstracted from the normative traditions that give them substance and the social contexts that makes them concrete, «values» become little more than sentiments, moral judgments, expressions of individual preference.

We have been emphasizing the importance of personal, congregational and social contexts to the task of preaching on ethical issues.

In this remarkable study, Bynum explores literary images, artistic depictions, doctrines and social contexts in which Christians affirmed bodily resurrection.

I happen to agree with you that language is evolutionary and that it's use in social contexts is what causes it to evolve and shape shift, if you will.

Stillman himself experienced all three of the social contexts in question.

New social contexts and civil issues, new patterns of thinking and living, of course, threaten and give rise to fear.

The matter can be stated in a greatly oversimplified manner and without benefit of psychological or social contexts: women often seem to think that a man is not genuinely concerned about a woman unless he specifically asks her about her feelings, as she asks him about his feelings.

Mary Fulbrook's comparative study of Puritanism and Pietism in England, Wurttemberg, and Prussia also contributes to the current reassessment of Weber's ideas.2 Asking why religious ideas favored absolutism in Prussia in contrast to a politically passive orientation in Wurttemberg and an anti-absolutist attitude in England, Fulbrook is led to examine the interaction between religious ideas and the social contexts in which they take shape.

At the same time it involves receiving capacities to respond to that presence by understanding everything else, other persons, our shared natural and social contexts, and especially ourselves in distinctive ways, namely, in relation to God.

The hippies» opting out of modernity reflects their discontent with the here - and - now of their social contexts.

But the implicit message is unmistakable: congregations must come to terms with their changing social contexts or pay the price of numerical decline.

Further, his oratory continuously appeals to traditional Roman political and social contexts.

It will give you a chronological stage view perhaps but will not give you meaningful social contexts that can reshape strategies.

As horrific as the tolls from Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy — or those from the tsunamis in Japan (2011) and the Indian Ocean (2004)-- were, Galea reveals how the social context in each affected region transformed the population's health, in ways good and bad, for years afterward.

It depends on one's social context.

All these platforms use video differently and they all have their own social context that needs to be respected and taken into consideration.

I found that attending an art, yoga or dance class can give you the social context to ask questions and get to know local customs much more quickly.

The general concept is that playing for money can be legal if it is in a purely social context.

To fit within the «social context,» a pool must be structured so that nobody involved can make or earn anything other than as a player in the game.

Moreover, it provides the website with a social context.

Given these public debates, it will be interesting to see how Malaysia will apply goals of shared cultural prosperity from early iterations of the NEP to the current social context.

«Your brand can fully benefit from having fans when most of your ads show social context, which increases advertising effectiveness and efficiency,» the document states.

As credit was increasingly privatized, debt became a dynamic powerful enough to dissolve the checks and balances that had shaped the social context in which money first developed.

Adopting outside - in expertise in social context - based qualitative research and insight gathering methods are critical to reaching the deeper understanding of the new social buyer persona.

After first establishing the footprint of a deep understanding of the new social buyer persona through social context - based qualitative efforts, companies must continually «refresh» this understanding in order to achieve the state of social buyer persona readiness.

In the key Lavigne vs. OPSEU decision of 1991, Justice Gérard La Forest explained that the unionization model in Canada ensures that unions have «both the resources and the mandate necessary to enable them to play a role in shaping the political, economic and social context within which particular collective agreements and labour relations disputes will be negotiated and resolved.»