Sentence examples for complex social environments from inspiring English sources
In mammals it has been proposed that complex social environments have selected for sophisticated social strategies.
This alternative account rests on the idea that to function effectively in complex social environments, we need ways to evaluate how we're doing and make judgments about how best to adapt to changing environments.
Compared to solitary model species, the honeybee is in a prime position to contribute to a deeper understanding of the aging phenomenology in organisms that live in complex social environments.
Children increasingly inhabit complex social environments.
The role of artifacts in mediating action within complex social environments is also an area that future researchers should examine (Wertsch [1991]).
Therefore, AM and the evolutionary self might have enabled humans to deal with increasingly complex social environments, expanding the range of our actions in the world (Damasio, 1999).
Moreover, a comprehensive demand response behaviour model has been improved in term of price elasticity, while still coping with income levels and complex social environment.
As such the dialogue is open and unrehearsed, with Henry prepared to give account at any point, and prepared to wrestle with the affective elements of the complex social environment.
Such complexity in facial communication was previously not known for a non-domesticated, non-primate species and, furthermore, cannot be explained by evolved adaptations to a complex social environment, as these bears are primarily solitary in the wild.
The results contradict a widespread assumption that courtship songs follow a fixed pattern, and establish Drosophila as a promising experimental model to study rapid decision-making in a complex social environment.
Early on in my career I felt that I needed an interdisciplinary approach that blends ecological systems and human development theories in order to deal with the complex social environment that has resulted from decades of oppression and segregation," McEwen says.
