Sentences with phrase «strong social bonds»

Because dogs are pack animals, they are naturally inclined to form strong social bonds with human beings.

They form strong social bonds with humans, and are highly intelligent, which makes training them easy.

But in a new study, toddlers developed strong social bonds with robots, largely ignoring their traditional toys.

They are extremely affectionate and will seek out the companionship of people or other cats, developing strong social bonds.

They typically live in groups called colonies and have strong social bonds with their colony members.

Understanding this link may help scientists devise ways of training autistic children to look at faces, helping them form stronger social bonds.

Those guppies exposed to the ersatz predator were more likely to establish stronger social bonds.

Mares who form stronger social bonds produce more and healthier offspring, according to a new study.

«The presence of a father in a group facilitates the development of strong social bonds among his offspring,» says Lynch, who believes that relationships with paternal kin may be just as critical to the social structure of an olive baboon group than those made up of maternal kin.

Other possible factors that might explain or influence the altruistic behavior — such as higher cognition (measured by brain size), hunting in groups, or stronger social bonds between group members — showed either much weaker correlations or no correlation at all with helping behaviors.

Male chimpanzees stay with the group they were born into their entire lives, forging strong social bonds with other males.

A well - known common wisdom asserts that strong social bonds undermine delinquency.

It is a staple of conservatism that strong social bonds are essential to human flourishing.

Research shows that people with strong social bonds — those who are married or enjoy close family and church ties — tend to be happier and healthier than those lacking such bonds.

Add in clean air, hygiene, strong social bonds and a sense of purpose in life and you have all the ingredients long, healthy, happy life.

Catherine Naughton said: «Research has previously shown that strong social bonds can act as a beneficial psychological resource, especially in times of need.

This last point emphasizes that strong social bonds are indicated by vocal exchanges, the researchers wrote, because the vocalizing lemur could not be seen or smelled by the animal that replied.

Some researchers hypothesize groups strand when their strong social bonds compel them to follow a distressed individual into shallow waters.

Scratching also reduced the chance of aggression between individuals who did not have a strong social bond.

These dogs are highly territorial and have a strong social bond with their animals.

They are a dynamic society with strong social bonds.