It was ecological, community-driven.
Case studies of office workers demonstrate that ecological design promotes communication and interaction and reduces stress, she said.
MNCHN Guide Introduction - Concept Note - Overview Module 1 Understanding the Social Ecological Model and Communication for Development?
Beside antimicrobial activity the production of terpenes by Collimonas may point to another important ecological role, namely chemical communication.
Terpenes comprise the most structurally diverse class of natural products, playing essential ecological roles by mediating communication between plants and insects, by providing antimicrobial defenses for plants, and likely acting in additional undefined capacities (as reviewed previously (1)).
Whether novel call patterns initiated diversification and ultimately speciation, or whether the changes of the communication system followed ecological diversification (e.g. through reinforcement [46]) is at this time not clear.
Third, the PCCRI espouses a descriptive and ecological approach to studying clinical communication rather than a prescriptive and hypercritical one.
Street's ecological theory of patient-centered communication (see Figure 1) [ 29] was used to derive the aims, intervention, and outcome measures for this trial.
19 Second, although the ecological footprint is a powerful communication tool, and has been widely used to measure material consumption, this indicator was criticised for neglecting numerous ecological demands.
Mediatization theories share with media ecological approaches the fundamental notion of "communication as the basic practice of how people construct the social and cultural world" [33].
