As the findings illustrate, a clash between these spheres may inhibit teachers' engagement with evolutionary concepts.
The climate crisis demands that we discover and share an equally powerful positive emotional engagement -- with our own evolutionary survival, in a world worth living in.
And because the work of transforming our own thought processes is so evolutionary an act, it requires the total engagement of body, mind, and spirit.
As such, and amongst other possibilities, the ability to generate CD4+CD28null cells with repeated/chronic antigen engagements could conceivably represent an evolutionary adaptation to more effectively counter difficult-to-eradicate microbial pathogens [19].
In applying the Lived Experiences model, we advocate for the inclusion of the often-ignored variables of emotion, engagement, learning, early experience, and development into evolutionary models of primate social cognition.
Richard Barnett, author of the book, teaches the history of science, medicine and evolutionary theory at Cambridge University and University College London and works on public engagement with science at the Wellcome Trust.
Here we outline the "rules of engagement" for natural adaptable systems, which state that evolutionary systems do not predict, plan, or perfect the development of biological organisms.
The purpose of this paper is to describe the community-based participatory approach and community engagement process used, and to highlight the resulting evolutionary stages of each community's pandemic plan.
Using popular books applying evolutionary thinking to human topics achieved the goals of increasing student engagement and facilitating students' actually doing the assigned readings (Table 5).
Evolutionary conditioning: an evolutionary process whereby variations in the rules of engagement are selected particularly if they improve the integrity of the replication of the genotype, i.e. enhance stability, and/or expand the basin of attraction of the attractor, thus enhancing robustness.
