Sentence examples for cooperate in groups from inspiring English sources

These skills can help them develop strong friendships, resolve conflicts peacefully, cooperate in groups, build self-esteem and resist peer pressure to take unnecessary risks.

For another, acts like Elephant Engine, the SpillJoy Ensemble and Salt Lines rely less on pitting individuals against one another in verbal combat than on getting individual poets to cooperate in groups.

Individuals willingly cooperate in group defense (i.e. large bubbles, that is high values of a, close to 1) only if there are high levels of cooperation with regard of group hunting (i.e. the colours of the large bubbles ranges from orange to red (~0.7-1) on Figure 5.e-h, Figure 5.c).

While non-breeding group members can be the leading pair's offspring, immigrant adults may also live with and cooperate in these groups.

One of the striking puzzles about human sociality is that people frequently cooperate in large groups.

In stark contrast, even in simple foraging societies people cooperate in large groups (e.g., Hill 2002).

The Internet enables learners to be brought together where they can cooperate in learning in groups without space and time limitations.

Boeing and BAE Systems already cooperate in a group set up earlier this year to bid for a $12.8 billion contract to supply tanker refueling systems to Britain's Royal Air Force.

The students were expected to complete readings, cooperate in the group project, prepare presentations for each of the course modules, participate in class discussions, and successfully pass the competency exams.

And so in a surprising turn, the very psychology that allows us to form and cooperate in small tribal groups, makes it possible for us to form into the larger social groupings of the modern world.

In some cases (e.g., emperor scorpions) offspring may remain with the family group even as adults, and some of these family groups cooperate in prey capture.