"social contingencies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which social norms or expectations dictate how someone is expected to behave or respond. For example, "The office functioned according to strict social contingencies, and any deviance was met with disapproval."
70 (1964) 311) verbal conditioning paradigm to determine whether social contingencies, in the form of verbal and non-verbal reinforcement contingent upon verbal responses, affect the reporting of experiences related to depressive events.
His notion of the essentiality of religion is remarkably individualistic, removed from all social contingencies.
During baseline, all possible social contingencies maintaining the inadequate behaviors were eliminated.
The ability to detect social contingencies plays an important role in the social and emotional development of infants.
The collection, processing and dissemination of Higher Education data is enabled by complex new data infrastructures that include both human and nonhuman actors, all framed by political, economic and social contingencies.
The sensible thought here is that the benefits that economic and social cooperation yield should go in equal amounts to equally responsible and ambitious individuals regardless of the social contingencies and natural chance factors that enable some to succeed more than others in competitive social life.
These results provide theoretical support for the relationship between social quality management and innovation as well as social contingency theory.
Results showed that preterm infants were as sensitive as term infants to the interruption to social contingency.
This study contributes to social contingency theory research by empirically validating that another contingency factor (managerial ethics) enhances the relationship between technical quality management and innovation.
Maternal still face is a robust experimental procedure designed to examine infants' sensitivity to social contingency and reactivity to its violation.
The still-face paradigm might be one way to manipulate social contingency in face-to-face interactions between an infant and experimenter.
