Sentences with word «sociality»

The scales meet psychometric standards, and can serve as a reliable tool to measure the severity of common emotional, study and sociality problems among Chinese adolescents.

He interprets transcendence in terms of human sociality.

Dimensions of the anxiety, study and sociality scales were well explained, while the division of the depression scale dimension was psychologically obscure.

Illuminated by a pink glow, we encounter a fantasy of queer sociality as critical and utopian.

Rather than depending only on the social interaction of person to person, it is more likely to be important to consider the person - material object interaction as a kind of object centred sociality, which engages the person with a dementia as a co-constructor of experience along with material objects.

Communities of interest and practice are brought together and maintained through the design of communal space to promote sociality and collaboration (while also providing spaces for individual work).

So we study how sociality evolved in animals, which might offer us some insights into our own social behavior.

The new work, led by scientists at the American Museum of Natural History and the University of Kansas, and published in two papers in the journal Current Biology, proves that advanced sociality in ants and termites was present tens of millions of years earlier than indicated by the previous fossil record.

«They did find a nice link between sociality and success» on this task, says Evan MacLean, a comparative psychologist at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.

A new study — the first to quantify the social lives of parrots using social network analysis — provides intriguing new insights into parrot sociality revealing a sophisticated social structure with layers of relationships and complex interactions.

For their exhibition at Arcadia Missa, Hannah Quinlan and Rosie Hastings consider queer sociality as a mode of resistance set against an increasingly barren cultural landscape.

Kant believed in the correlation of moral right and moral duty, and he did so based on his view of human nature and its essential sociality.

When those areas of the brain — particularly the prefrontal - cortex (pfc)-- are underdeveloped or damaged, the emotions associated with sociality are either severely truncated or absent altogether.

«The human organoids are good for studying the very early stages of brain development, but may not reveal much about later, more mature stages on which things like sociality depend,» says John Mason at the University of Edinburgh, UK.

«The organoids are good for studying the very early stages of brain development, but may not reveal much about later stages on which things like sociality depend.»

Dr Holman said he was looking forward to studying Australian bees next, which evolved sociality independently from the European species in this study.

This is the first evidence that parasitism, and not sociality, was the driver of insect mushroom body complexity, she says.

Patterns in Gut Microbiota Similarity Associated with Degree of Sociality among Sex Classes of a Neotropical Primate.

It's about using your friends as resources to progress in the game, which is the opposite of actual sociality or friendship.

This sent her down the path of exploring how sociality develops at a young age, and as a piano player and ballerina, the natural fit was to use music as a way to understand the social brain.

Farris points out that parasitism evolved 90 million years before social insects appear, and so «insects had big mushroom bodies for quite a while before sociality arose.»

(You can think of culture as sociality which is passed down across generations.)

They concluded: «These findings raise the possibility that sagittal cresting in fossil hominin taxa may have been driven by both diet - related factors and sexual selection,» adding that sagittal crests «may provide some insight into sociality in the extinct hominin taxa in which they do occur.»

Seligman, a Weberian - oriented sociologist, simply assumes a straight - line secularization theory and focuses on the internal problem of the «civil society tradition,» namely, once society is held to derive from the choice of individual moral agents, sociality per se is secondary, epiphenomenal.

To begin with, Darwin rightly understood that bare sociality allowed for a startling variety of moralities.

Resurrection is at the very least a symbolic way of guaranteeing that such embodied existence, and also sociality or sharing with others in human existence, count enormously in the ongoing reality of human life.

Hence, the aphorism: «Cosmic being is cosmic experience, is cosmic sociality or love.

Therefore it can be exploited by theism, and hence theism need not make morality dependent upon metaphysical beliefs except in so far as the mere sociality of man is in fact not a sufficient basis for morality....

Vast swaths of political theory stemming from the Enlightenment speak of human beings as pre «social monads whose sociality stems from a subsequent decision to join a group from a prior isolation.

The reason for this is that it is usual, even natural (to use here the question - begging adjective), for human sexual expression to be with others precisely because (as I have argued) human existence is a social existence, where sociality is the correlative of personality.

His interlocutors from western Mexico explicitly remarked that citizenship had more to do with obligations that arose out of living in society — a «civil sociality» as it were — rather than being solely about a relationship with the law codified by the state.

The world was changing at a rapid pace: industrialisation and urbanisation were transforming patterns of sociality rapidly and radically.

Parallels between playbacks and Pleistocene tar seeps suggest sociality in an extinct sabretooth cat, Smilodon.

The behavior of these fossil ants, frozen for 100 million years, resolves any ambiguity regarding sociality and diversity in the earliest ants.»

The authors note that, «When we began this study there were three possible outcomes: a) Our tools would not be adequate to determine whether sociality in honey bees and mammals shared a common genomic origin, b) we would discover there was no common genomic origin discernible from the data, or c) we would discover that there is a common origin.

But a major unanswered question in understanding the genomic bases of social behavior is whether these separate paths towards sociality emerged from common molecular roots or drew upon different molecular substrates each time.

«If these findings are right,» he says, «the birth of sociality occurs before physical birth — a fascinating prospect.»

Similarly, grizzlies and pumas were thought to not have any kind of sociality except for mating and offspring.

Because parrots are often observed flying in pairs in the wild, one assumption is that parrot sociality revolves around the pair bond.