Songs are learned via cultural transmission, and singing, usually by males, has a strong impact on the behavioral state of the listeners, often promoting affiliation, pair bonding, or aggression.
Oxytocin, as described above, is the primary hormone promoting affiliation, is released with social contact, and also appears to have antinociceptive effects [ 84].
We found that oxytocin caused dogs to engage in higher levels of affiliation and approach with their dog partners, suggesting that the experimental intranasal administration of oxytocin in dogs promotes affiliative motivation and facilitates bond formation and maintenance.
Facial mimicry of emotions, which is the predominantly automatic and unconscious imitation of another person's facial expression, has been shown to promote social affiliation.
Avoid decorations that promote gang affiliation, drug use, or any other "under the influence" ideas.
And on Coach leatherwear's Facebook wall, the company promotes its affiliation with the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, noting this is "truly a collection with a cause!" Both are good examples of speaking in the brand's voice with content designed to connect with their audience.
But he has said he wants the new law to promote stronger party affiliation, and has hinted heavily that future prime ministers would have to represent parliamentary majorities, not just the king's choice.Such moves do not go far enough to meet the demands of true democrats in either kingdom.
So, the same factors that promote conservative political affiliation also seem to affect everyday purchases.
Davila-Ross and coworkers compared this pattern to variable expressions of laughter in human interactions, where laughter is predominantly used as a social glue to promote and maintain affiliations and group membership.
