The atomistic view is based upon the suggestion that it is possible to develop a complete characterization of individual psychology that is fully pre-social, then deduce what will happen when a group of individuals, so characterized, enter into interaction with one another.
More often than not, the liberal individual is also a radical egoist who enters into interaction with other individuals simply in order to satisfy pre-formed preferences.
Prior to constructing the models all variables to be entered into interaction models were centered (i.e., sample means were subtracted from the individual scores) to avoid problems of multicollinearity (Aiken & West, 1991).
Arb demonstrated a propensity to enter into hydrophobic interactions with membranes, and with membrane-like environments such as detergent micelles [12].
Once an interaction evolves between two species, other species within the community may develop traits akin to those integral to the interaction, whereby new species enter into the interaction.
They cannot and never will understand the human dimensions that enter into every interaction that doctors have with their patients.
This attire also sends out a message that a woman is chaste and modest and and that she does not want her sexuality to enter into the interaction in the slightest degree.
We argue that dilemmas may enable stakeholders to enter into meaningful interaction about what exactly the role of network companies is and how to prioritize the transition.
Instead of information transfer, for King "movements (of the face, body, limbs, or vocal tract) become communicative when the social partners enter into an interaction.
They are not located in space, and they do not enter into any causal interactions.
Such advertisement may serve the function of attracting individuals in order to enter into some advantageous interaction (e.g., courtship for reproductive purposes) or of warning or repelling other organisms (aposematic coloration).
