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Animals, 2022 Sociality can be broadly defined as the ability and tendency of individuals to reside in social groups with either conspecifics and/or other species. More specifically, sociability relates to the ability and tendency of individuals to display affiliative
Lauren R. Finka
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Personality as a Predictor of Time-Activity Budget in Lion-Tailed Macaques (Macaca silenus)
Animals, 2022 Time-activity budget, i.e., how a population or an individual divides their day into various behaviours and activities, is an important ecological aspect.
Charlotte E. Kluiver +3 more
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Pluralização societária e os desafios à administração pública na América Latina
Sociedade e Estado, 2011 Este artigo objetiva discutir de que forma o atual perfil da Pluralidade Social Latino-Americana tem interferido ou pode interferir no design do Estado, na configuração da cidadania e na consequente consolidação de políticas públicas nesse continente ...
Renata Ovenhausen Albernaz +1 more
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, 2010 The primary definition of sociability in the Oxford English Dictionary is 'the character or quality of being sociable, friendly disposition or intercourse'. Jane Austen's fiction represents one of the most sophisticated analyses we have of the elusive 'character or quality' of sociable human interaction - its joys as well as its pains.
Samiul Hasan +71 more
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Effect of type of schooling and gender on sociability and shyness among students
Industrial Psychiatry Journal, 2017 Background: Sociability and shyness are orthogonal personality traits, wherein both are characterized by varying behavioral and psychophysiological correlates.
Archana Singh, Rajbir Singh
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Neurobiology of Sociability [PDF]
, 2012 Sociability consists of behaviors that bring animals together and those that keep animals apart. Remarkably, while the neural circuitry that regulates these two "faces" of sociability differ from one another, two neurohormones, oxytocin (Oxt) and vasopressin (Avp), have been consistently implicated in the regulation of both.
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The role of teaching music in the conditions of computerization [PDF]
Zbornik Radova Filozofskog Fakulteta u PrištiniUsing analytical methods, the paper discusses the role of teaching the subject of Musical Culture in the conditions of computerization and digitalization.
Cicović-Sarajlić Dragana J. +2 more
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Cross-Modal Iconism at Tully’s Coffee Japan
Semiotic Review, 2017 Tully’s Coffee Japan seeks to differentiate itself from competitors in the chain-cafe service industry. It does this in part through the semiotic figuration of two modernist discourses of distinction: culinary-craft authenticity and egalitarian ...
Ezra Toback
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Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience, 2021 The ventral portion of the medial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC) regulates mood, sociability, and context-dependent behaviors. Consequently, altered vmPFC activity has been implicated in the biological basis of emotional disorders.
Tyler Wallace, Brent Myers
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Genetic variation influences food-sharing sociability in honey bees.
PLoS BiologyIndividual variation in sociability is a central feature of every society. This includes honey bees, with some individuals well connected and sociable, and others at the periphery of their colony's social network. However, the genetic and molecular bases
Ian M Traniello +8 more
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