"social adaptability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the ability of someone or something to adjust and blend in to a certain social environment. For example: "John's social adaptability enabled him to fit in well with his new team."
Social adaptability was estimated by the Social Adaptability Index (SAI).
It seems to give him some social adaptability — or to give him some pathology.
Alabama, Louisiana, and North Carolina have passed so-called placement statutes, which give local school boards the power to assign students to schools, ostensibly on the basis of categories other than race — such as health, intelligence, and social adaptability.
Study Objective: To examine the relationship between social adaptability, cognitive abilities, and other personality characteristics to perioperative anxiety.
We identify interactions among the resource base, connectivity to other places, and social adaptability as critical to these trajectories.
These different perspectives range from the innate tendency of prosocial or inappropriate behaviour; personal ability in social adaptability; and the ability for demonstrating appropriate behaviour in different social situations (Dirks et al. 1977).
PMAQ-7 results showed no apparent differences between the abacavir-switch and PI-continuation arms in overall adherence at week 2890%0% vs 94%) or in the Social Support, Adaptability, Knowledge and Attitudes, and Memory and Recall domains.
The BASC-2 assesses positive (adaptive) and negative (clinical) dimensions of emotional (e.g., anxiety, depression, somatisation), behavioral (e.g., hyperactivity, withdrawal, aggression), and adaptive functioning (e.g., social skills, leadership, adaptability) in children aged 2 ½ to 18 years [ 54].
The adaptive behavior skills composite combines information from the adaptability, social skills, and leadership scale items.
However, to some wildlife, the sex ratio of populations will change with the kinds, mate, environment conditions, social behavior, resource, adaptability, heredity, gene structure, etc. (see [1 9]).
On the other hand, tasks specific to humans (at least in the foreseeable future discussed below as questioned by the novel automation literature) are both manual and cognitive; not readily defined and non-routine; and requires social intelligence and adaptability (Pinker and Bradshaw 1997; Polanyi 1966).
