Sentences with phrase «social partners»

We then asked whether people who made either rule - based or cost / benefit moral judgments were preferred as social partners.

By the same token, social exclusion and the loss of social partners result in feelings similar to physical pain.

Her research investigates infant social cognition and early language development including the understanding of goal - directed actions, agency, theory of mind, and learning from social partners.

We will continue to work with government and other social partners to maintain the current industrial peace.

As the offspring get older and range further from their mothers, the young males have more social partners over the course of the day.

When you play with your baby, keep in mind that a real live social partner is much better than a toy or video.

The events that occur during this socialization period determines the puppy's future social partners, as well as to what species it feels it belongs.

The role of employers and business is vital, but this should complement the expertise provided by careers professionals, local / combined authorities and other social partners.

We are now consulting social partners on ways for everybody to contribute and build up rights.»

The Commission also launched two social partner consultations — one to modernise the rules on labour contracts, and another one on access to social protection for all.

The Romanian social partners (Romanian Government, the five national trade unions confederations and national employers associations) signed the 25th of July a six year Agreement (2008 - 2014) concerning the progressive growth of the minimum national gross salary.

By comparing old recordings of vocalization patterns from the cross-socialized subjects with recordings of killer whales and bottlenose dolphins housed in same - species groups, Bowles and her team were able to evaluate the degree to which killer whales learned vocalization patterns from their cross-species social partners.

«Bonobos exhibit a high level of social intelligence, tracking others» social interactions and evaluating novel social partners based on these observations,» Krupenye says.

The animals are so well adapted to living with human beings that in many cases the owner replaces conspecifics and assumes the role of the dog's main social partner.

Shifting the emphasis from gaze to hand, a study by Indiana University cognitive scientists provides compelling evidence for a new and possibly dominant way for social partners — in this case, 1 - year - olds and their parents — to coordinate the process of joint attention, a key component of parent - child communication and early language learning.

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Finland's teachers and their unions have not engaged in confrontational politics; the unions have been at the reform table for years as essential social partners.

It is thought that infant - directed speech (IDS) facilitates infants» linguistic development by amplifying the phonetic characteristics of native language vowels (Kuhl et al. 1997), allows infants» to select appropriate social partners (Schachner and Hannon 2011) and increases social bonding between infant and caregiver (Kaplan et al. 1995).

The LD group exhibited an increased perceptual sensitivity to happy expressions depicted by benevolent and stranger models, whereas the HD exhibited a higher sensitivity toward happy expressions depicted by rejecting social partners.

She also supports the Implementation Guide for the Education Sector of the Multi-Sectoral Guidelines to Tackle Third - Party Violence and Harassment Related to Work agreed upon by the European social partners ETUCE and EFEE.

The study concluded that wolves are capable of imitation, and so «are likely to pay closer attention to the actions of social partners and thus may have a higher tendency to socially learn from or even imitate each other's actions.»

During the process of domestication, dogs have become able to accept humans as social partners and thus have adapted their social skills to include interactions with them, concomitantly losing the ability to learn by watching other dogs.

Young bonobos also had more social partners than young chimpanzees.

«We acknowledge the singling out of Ghana and Senegal for praise in the report on efforts made by the respective governments on the one hand, and social partners on the other, to combat the menace.»

This policy document draws the attention of policy - makers and social partners in least developed countries to the role of skills development in facilitating the building of greener economies, as a way to achieve sustainable development and poverty eradication.

The success of this role at building national consensus has caused difficulty in abandoning it for the role of a social partner.

«At this juncture, it has become necessary to ask all conscionable representatives of the Nigerian people, civil society activities, labour and its social partners, to stand up and be counted, by discharging their civic responsibility of exposing what is undoubtedly another hot pursuit against the Roghinga's of 21st century.

We've always known that dogs collect information about their social partners through different sensory channels to decide how to respond to situations, says Márta Gácsi of Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest.

Dogs however cooperate more easily with humans because they more readily accept people as social partners and more easily lose their fear of humans.

Killer whales (Orcinus orca) can engage in cross-species vocal learning: when socialized with bottlenose dolphins, they shifted the types of sounds they made to more closely match their social partners.

Now, University of San Diego graduate student Whitney Musser and Hubbs - SeaWorld Research Institute senior research scientist Dr. Ann Bowles have found that killer whales (Orcinus orca) can engage in cross-species vocal learning: when socialized with bottlenose dolphins, they shifted the types of sounds they made to more closely match their social partners.

«Killer whales seem to be really motivated to match the features of their social partners,» said Bowles, though the adaptive significance of the behavior is not yet known.

Fischer added: «In highly social animals, such as cooperative breeders, almost all activities involve social interactions, where individuals need to adequately respond to social partners.

Their conclusion, published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General: People who are seen as holding to moral absolutes are more trusted and more valued as social partners.

If people who stick to moral absolutes are preferred as social partners, expressing this view will reap benefits for oneself.

It is especially interesting because marmosets are cooperative breeders with unusually strong male - female bonds,» and «we would expect that these animals would be especially affected by the loss of their primary mating and social partner.»

That is, when an infant first looks at an object, smiles, and then turns that smile towards a social partner, as if the smile anticipates the gaze.

Even if you are over 40 or in the 50 plus age, you can find some social partners at the moment.

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Thus three «social partners» — government, labor, and management — would frame social policy together, as equals.

Some social partners may, unfortunately, no longer exist.»

Most people view their dogs as social partners.

Researchers still aren't sure, but they propose that «dog - human cooperation has likely originated from wolf - wolf cooperation, potentially by (dogs) becoming able to easily accept humans as social partners and thus, extending their relevant social skills to interactions with them.»