Sentence examples for life in groups from inspiring English sources

Second, life in groups — a matter that dance-company directors are especially attuned to — is more mysterious.

Recently, it was hypothesized that life in groups with fission fusion dynamics may add an additional layer of social complexity, as animals do not only have to keep track of the interactions in their own group but also process the composition of other subgroups and negotiate the merging and splitting of units (Amici et al. 2008; Aureli et al. 2008).

To assess whether a psychosocial intervention teaching coping strategies to women can improve quality of life (QOL) in groups of Iranian women exposed to social pressures.

The birds spend up to the first 10 years of their life living in groups, without a mate, so the ability to recognize friends and foes is crucial.

In their natural habitat, Australia, these chatty birds pair for life and live in groups.

The extension of animal life in group 1 was found to be 30.3% while in group 2 was estimated to be 21.8% compared to the control.

Life in group practices is punctuated by risky steps.

Because family life stresses in-group benefits, preferences, and successes over those of the individual, collectivist societies tend to use more family symbols in advertising than individualist societies.

We understand that improving "work control" (measured as an increase in "management support") could be related to better quality of life perceptions in groups II and III.

Alcohol intake started early in life in both groups (aged 18 years or less: 66% of the case group and 60% of the controls).

In another recent book, "Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging" (Twelve), the journalist Sebastian Junger examines the enduring appeal of life in small groups, hived off from mass society.