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Serotonin, social status and aggression
Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 1997Serotonin, social status and aggression appear to be linked in many animal species, including humans. The linkages are complex, and, for the most part, details relating the amine to the behavior remain obscure. During the past year, important advances have been made in a crustacean model system relating serotonin and aggression.
D H, Edwards, E A, Kravitz
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Power, status, and social judgment
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2020Power (reflecting control over resources and the capacity to influence others through reward and punishment) and status (reflecting the capacity to influence others through respect and admiration) both represent central aspects of social hierarchy and both exert important influences on social judgment. This article reviews recent evidence regarding the
Connor Hasty, Jon K Maner
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Social Status, Status Inconsistency and Psychological Stress
American Sociological Review, 1977(eds.), Empirical Democratic Theory. Chicago: Markham. Paukert, Felix 1973 "Income distribution at different levels of development: a survey of evidence." International Labor Review 108: 97-125. Rubinson, Richard 1976 "The world-economy and the distribution of income within states: a cross-national study." American Sociological Review 41:638-59. Rummel,
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Functional Psychoses and Social Status
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1968The relationship between mental disorder and social background has for many years attracted the interest of epidemiologically oriented psychiatrists. Investigations in several countries have demonstrated that patients admitted to mental hospitals are recruited to a large degree from the lower social strata of society, but there is still a vast ...
B, Grünfeld, C, Salvesen
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, 1993 A common feature of recent growth models is the existence of externalities associated with human capital. Each worker, in choosing his level of schooling or occupation, ignores the impact of his choie on future generations. Thus, in general, the level of investment in human capital is suboptimal.
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Social status and social legislation
1996Roman social patterns and life must be seen against the mosaic of the empire. Economic distinctions modify the pattern imposed by constitutional function or legal status. The most striking fact about society is the gap between rich and poor. The two themes of Romans who reflected on the twenty years after the murder of Caesar were social disruption and
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American Cancer Society's report on the status of cancer disparities in the United States, 2021
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022, Carmen Guerra, Ahmedin Jemal
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Social Hierarchy, Social Status, and Status Consumption
2015David Dubois, Nailya Ordabayeva
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