Sentence examples for different social environment from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary psychology is a potentially valuable field, but to claim that what worked for our ancestors always works for us today, in a very different social environment, is hogwash (Phelan 2001).

This large population, and different social environment from Taiwan, merits a further study of mainland Chinese women.

Thus, we are able to disentangle whether leaving the hometown causes the relationships to change or simply the opportunities provided by a different social environment.

Moos persuasively argues that the aforementioned domains underpin most socially created environments and that vastly different social environments, including educational, can be investigated using these social domains.

29 These differences could be explained by variables related to the different social environments in which each study was performed.

"The relative constancy of the intergenerational correlation of underlying social status across very different social environments in England from 1800 to 2012 suggests that it stems from the nature of inheritance of characteristics within families," says Gregory Clark of the University of California.

"My mother felt that to succeed, you have to be able to fit into different social environments and get along with all types of people," she recalls.

While this research cannot say anything directly about the mechanisms behind the relationship, it does highlight how the relative importance of genetic factors can vary across different social environments, and therefore the value of considering both genetic and social determinants of health simultaneously.

This bullying epidemic also spreads far beyond classroom walls to strike countless communities from coast to coast in different social environments.

We hypothesize that language structures are subjected to different evolutionary pressures in different social environments.

Some modelling approaches have incorporated population structure that can account for contacts in different geographical locations [17] or in different social environments, e.g. [7], [18], [19], but not much empirical data has been available for parameterizing these models.