They were approached most often by other females, were most sociable in general, and had stable relationships.
"In general, people who play are sociable and not affected.
Although this is not addressed here, since our aim is primarily that of presenting and validating the general idea at the base of sociable routing, we give a rough indication of the cost of acquiring sociability indicators.
New Yorkers, competing to lure Kofi Annan to their dinners and benefits, are making him the most sociable, plugged-in United Nations secretary general the city has ever known.
The sociable new congressman — later a Union general who would lose a leg at Gettysburg — bonded with Key over an all-night game of whist in March 1857, as James Buchanan took office, according to author Nat Brandt.
People who have higher degrees of extraversion, for example, are more likely to be sociable, outgoing and thrill seeking in general (personality), but have to be in the appropriate context to express this behaviour, and as contexts vary so will the expression of these behaviours (plasticity).
Praised by the critics, popular with a general readership, she was a magnet to the clever, sociable young academics she met in Oxford such as David Cecil and Isaiah Berlin, who became lifelong friends.
In general, Hume treats comparison as producing socially destructive passions, while sympathy produces sociable ones, but these do not seem to be the inevitable consequences of each mechanism.
(F, G, I, 65 89) Indeed the tube trains were unpopular in general: not only crowded and perceived as dirty, but (crucially) also reportedly less sociable than the bus.
Sociability independently differentiated resilient girls from non-resilient (resilient more sociable) and competent (resilient less sociable) girls.
