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Stress and sociability

Nature Neuroscience, 2018
Humans and animals can react to the affective state of others in distress. However, exposure to a stressed partner can trigger stress-related adaptations. Two studies shed light on the mechanisms underlying the behavioral responses toward stressed individuals and on the synaptic changes associated with social transmission of stress.
Dana Rubi Levy, Ofer Yizhar
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Telephone Sociability Networks

Revue Française de Sociologie, 2002
This article aims to contribute to social network analysis through a study of telephone sociability. After reviewing the procedures used for apprehending the structure of sociability networks, several types of personal networks are defined through an analysis of relations conducted by telephone.
Rivière, Carole, Jacobs, Amy
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Sociability

2014
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Sociability:

2021
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Sociable computing

Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2001
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Sociability

2020
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Syphilis and Sociability:

2018
This essay considers the stain on one’s position within civil society represented by venereal disease. Drawing on the diaries of Boswell – for whom regular doses of syphilis seem to have been regarded as an amatory hazard – and Neville, the essay explores the increasing prominence and importance of the sphere of sociable intercourse in the eighteenth ...
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Creating sociable sociability

2020
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Sociability

Hall's journal of health
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Vanellus gregarius (Pallas). Sociable Lapwing; Sociable Plover. Vanneau sociable.

2016
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