Sentences with phrase «social distance»

They can gain genuine help from the service, if their need for social distance is respected.
This suggests a less than pleasant conclusion for entrepreneurs — happy comments about your product or service are likely to sink like a stone while complaints may skip along covering great social distances.
The audience, then, is succinctly primed for another film about the ravages wrought by the ever - increasing social distance between the higher and lower classes.
Gholizadeh works with the idea of the veil as a physical and social construct that forms, not only one's status and identity, but also a sense of social distancing from others.
McGinty says the negative stories add to the perception that people with mental illness are dangerous, a stigmatizing portrayal that prior studies have shown leads to a desire for social distance from people with mental illness: people who say they wouldn't want to work with someone with mental illness or wouldn't want someone with mental illness to marry into their families.
Follow public health advice regarding school closures, avoiding crowds and other social distancing measures.
«Understanding the evolution of interracial marriage is an important problem, for intermarriage is widely considered a measure of social distance in our societies,» they say.
Similar ethnicity, close social distance, and high social desirability predicted positive attitudes toward the super-ordinate (Ladino) group.
«We propose that the relationship between clothing formality and abstract processing is mediated by enhanced social distance,» wrote the authors.
Additionally, we would enact our workforce continuity plan which includes social distancing and other policies to limit exposure.
Their ascension heightened social distance and spawned a new American elite — one more prone to failure and corruption than any that came before it.»
The crucial point was that participants were told that the person asking for help was either similar to them in status (small status distance), very dissimilar (large status distance) or neither similar nor dissimilar (moderate social distance).
The brain regions that appear to encode social distance responded quite differently to people who were two and three «degrees away» from participants in the social network, although their own ratings of closeness to people in those two categories were quite similar.»
The same social distance is likely to restrain the community interaction of Fon's people's network.
This should be done through social distancing methods, such as closing schools, travel restrictions and even quarantine.
The other customers nodded politely to each other, taking care to observe proper social distances as they moved through the convoluted aisles reaching for boxes of Cheerios and jars of Hellmann's.
The theoretical framework for this study was based on the conceptual theory of Bronfenbrenners ecological and environmental model, Coles social capital theory and Stowers theory of optimum social distance.
In practice social - scientific approaches necessarily emphasize the historical and social distance between first - century Jesus group members and Christians of today.
The panelists will discuss how their work is creating a more just foodscape and how urban agriculture can be used as a means to bridge spatial and social distances in the food system.
Results indicated that similar ethnicity, low SDO, close social distance and egalitarian gender role attitudes accurately predicted positive attitudes toward the Indigenous group.
To examine how the German public's causal attributions of schizophrenia and their desire for social distance from people with schizophrenia developed over the 1990s.
Increasing social distance is the number one way dogs diffuse tension, so dogs that live in crowded urban areas need to be exceedingly well socialized.
In spite of strained efforts to promote «friendliness,» the social distance separating individuals within the group is large.
One possible disguise of the real situation is to persuade ourselves that we really do love the other in his place and at the social distance we prescribe.
This disparity — the moral, cultural, and social distance that's opened up between the most successful people in America and everybody else — makes solidarity more difficult.
The social distance is getting very long.
What worked in the Middle Ages still works today, although now we call it «social distancing»: reducing contact with those who may be afflicted with intractable diseases.
Prefrontal cortex activity, for example, increased according to how well connected each person was whereas the inferior parietal lobule was particularly sensitive to the social distance between the viewer and the person being viewed.
She adds a caveat, however: «My only worry is that social distance is strongly correlated with familiarity — you might get similar results if the brain just encodes people you see more often in more detail.»
Previous research has already identified components of the brain's social network, revealing the inferior parietal lobule seems to encode familiarity and social distance, and that the medial prefrontal cortex encodes how socially relevant other people are to us.
They used the survey responses to assess each participants» position within the social network of their academic program, according to three different measures: their social distance, or «degrees of separation» from one another; their proximity to other, well - connected individuals in the network; and the extent to which they connected otherwise unconnected individuals in the network.
«We found that children with disabilities are often kept apart from the local community in restricted environments — contributing to the social distance between them.
To test for a relationship between fMRI response similarity and social distance, a dyad - level regression model was used.
d Regions where neural similarity was significantly predictive of social distance, above and beyond the effects of control variables (p < 0.05, FDR - corrected, two - tailed) are shown in yellow, with marginally significant regions (p < 0.08) shown in blue, and all other regions shown in gray.
Please note that because similarities have been normalized across dyads for each brain region, values depicted in this figure should be compared across social distance levels for each brain region, rather than across brain regions within or across social distances.
In order to illustrate how relative similarities of responses in each brain region varied as a function of social distance, inter-subject time series similarities (i.e., Pearson correlation coefficients between preprocessed fMRI response time series) were normalized (i.e., z - scored across dyads for each region) prior to averaging across dyads for each brain region within each social distance category.
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