Sentences with phrase «social processes»

Its proponents want scientists to consider mental health in terms of functional «dimensions,» such as social processes or cognition, rather than by diagnostic labels.

Findings have implications for understanding the role of classroom social processes on the development of self — regulation.

Adoption: a legal and social process involving the transfer of parental rights from a child's birth parents to his adoptive parents.

Basically, I wonder if social processes that give rise to the two forms of government have been generalized, and if so, what the theories are?

We have no freedom to decide whether we shall «give our lives away» in the continuing social process.

Without course collaboration, learning is incomplete, as eLearning is an inherently social process.

Similar family assets affected physical fighting and weapon carrying, whereas different neighborhood social processes influenced the two forms of youth violence.

Larger social processes directly impact the moral quality of individual choices.

The current focus is cognitive processes that allow team members to disclose and acquire knowledge as well as social processes that allow them to retrieve knowledge from, and allocate knowledge to, others.

The Christian community of faith is a living social process that moves down the centuries, handing on its faith from generation to generation.

Selecting recipients for prestigious awards is a complex social process in which «scientific merit,» unfortunately, is often only one of many considerations.

«Our findings therefore may have implications for understanding social processes apparent in settings such as boot camp - style physical training programs, team sports, executive challenges, and other physically challenging experiences shared with others.

When we catch a whiff, the areas of the brain responsible for social processing light up, according to a study that used positron emission tomography (PET) to measure brain function.

But to have value today, Benson's argument needs to be advanced with a new twist: identities are not a given; they are constructed through social processes — processes which also condition voting behaviour.

The Mental Health Commission of Canada has pointed out that stigma is «a complex social process involving many parts, all of which work together to marginalize and disenfranchise people with a mental illness and their family members.»

It could be the role of churches and other religious groups, including the often dismissively maligned American «mainline» denominations and their counterparts elsewhere, to act as instigators and catalysts of a new, comprehensive, cross-cultural, international conversation about social processes and goals, on the way to reconstituting a lifeworld in which people freely express themselves and collectively work their political will.

All disciplined thinking, even when it proceeds — as most of it does — in the solitary confines of the study, derives from and therefore depends upon social processes like language and tradition.

Distributed among separate channels in the stairway, the sound recreates the disjointed spatial effects of the live performance and offers an additional glimpse of the gradual and highly social process by which the work was made.

He spent his formative years immersed in the thriving underground art scene of Miami, Florida's, where the multicultural environment and social processes deeply impacted his perception of urban space.

Some researchers have made the claim that intrafamilial social processes and familial risk factors are of primary importance when considering CD / ODD development [65].

This study advances knowledge through its investigation of family and neighborhood structural factors and social processes together, employment of longitudinal models that estimate effects over adolescent development, and use of self - report and observational measures.

Finally, living as we do in an increasingly interdependent world, we would do well to pay closer attention to the ways in which social processes at the global level may be influencing the quality and location of the sacred.

Such social processes include, for example, discrimination on the basis of gender, class, ethnicity, age, and (dis) ability.

First of all, his conception of reality as social process makes individual personal identity through time an abstraction from a more concrete network of social interaction which unites individuals.

Walker concludes that black power can be seen as part of a creative synthesis that operates within the whole social process to transform the reality of ethnic suffering and free the oppressed from bondage.

These blueprint states of consciousness provide a basis for gently and safely discovering early imprint implicit somatic memories through intention, the co-regulation tempo, movement in highly cooperative relational fields and connected social processes.

«If environment has a role to play in changing your genome, then we've bridged the gap between social processes and biological processes.

For example, the ability to learn implicit social clues may be affected in ASD, leading to impaired social processing.»

The subjects» brains lit up not just in their reward centers, noting the benefit they received, but also their moral and social processing centers, responding to the persons giving the gifts.

It harks directly back to the unglamorous neorealist purism of Vittorio De Sica's Umberto D, where looking at how simple social processes play out reveal multitudes about the bittersweet harshness of existence.

``... development and learning are primarily social processes, and learning can not be separated from its social context.»

They are implicated in deep social processes.

Redrawing the map of the world, he brings to light complex spatial relationships and intricate social processes....

Her works feature social processes that invite participation and have been exhibited at the Anita Beckers Gallery (Frankfurt), the Centre Pompidou, ZKM, the New Museum, Manifesta and the São Paulo Biennial.

Sehgal's practice explores social processes, cultural conventions and the allocation of roles, reconsidering fundamental values of our social system while questioning definitions of materiality, authenticity and ownership.

Rather, it is the product of intersecting social processes that result in inequalities in socioeconomic status and income, as well as in exposure.

Well, we mobilize natural social processes (shopping and web surfing are the social fabric of our generation after all)... and there are few systems more democratic than blogging.