Sentence examples for Social attachment from inspiring English sources

The effect of imprinting is the formation of various forms of social attachment.

Do birds and mammals share mental features (consciousness, intelligence, emotion, social attachment) that are absent in reptiles?

As a specific type of social attachment, community identification in an online group is rather close to the sense of identification observed in traditional community groups [14].

Now a group reports that children who started life as neglected orphans show long-term deficiencies in hormones related to social attachment.

In this analysis, I focus on remittances as a proxy of social attachment to the home country and migrants' investment in a network.

All the detected patterns of social attachment and influence are observed to be stronger when considering the social subgraph on which communication effectively occurs.

Finance capitalism has created a finance aristocracy totally separated from the commonweal, with no real customers and no social attachments to country or human being.

Because of his unusually independent personal circumstances, Goethe was able to live through the consequences of the intellectual revolution as a free man, with no traditional religious or social attachments.

Interestingly, the fact that 'feeling lonely' rather than 'being alone' was associated with dementia onset suggests that it is not the objective situation but, rather, the perceived absence of social attachments that increases the risk of cognitive decline," the authors say.

It says the levels of violence in orphanages are known to be higher than in families; children raised in orphanages are known to have problems making healthy social attachments in adulthood; are more likely than their peers to have problems with substance abuse or come into conflict with the law; and children's intellectual and emotional development is negatively impacted by orphanage care.

The results broadly support my expectations that strong social attachments in the host country are associated with lower preferences for the home country and, moreover, that social attachments to natives rather than non-natives in the host country are associated with weaker home country preference.