Sentence examples for socially aided from inspiring English sources

The prevalent assumption of primatologists and developmental psychologists is that monkeys are only capable of simpler forms of social learning such as response facilitation, socially aided trial and error learning, and stimulus enhancement [20] [22].

A tradition has been defined as a distinctive behaviour pattern shared by two or more individuals in a social unit that persists over time and that new practitioners may acquire in part through socially aided learning [5].

A tradition is a "distinctive behaviour pattern shared by two or more individuals in a social unit, which persists over time and that new practitioners acquire in part through socially aided learning" (Fragaszy and Perry 2003).

Moreover, it has been demonstrated that lemurs use socially aided learning in captive and wild settings (reviewed in Fichtel and Kappeler 2010; Kendal et al. 2010a; Fichtel and Kappeler 2011; Stoinski et al. 2011).

Obama forged his new majority largely on anti-war, socially liberal causes — aided by Republican reaction in contrast.

Further delay in enacting a fiscally sound and socially progressive aid measure will turn many leading colleges into preserves of the rich, with a sprinkling of the subsidized poor.

His portfolio of "socially responsible" funds was the leader for the quarter, with a gain of 6.6percentt, aided by stakes in Citizens Emerging Growth, up 23.07 percent, and Calvert New Visions, up 18.54 percent.

In the socially oriented approach, this view was evident as staff regarded technical systems as resources that aided work rather than being central to it.

Its great emphasis is on prints, a medium that the German Expressionists, aided and abetted by a few Austrian artists, elevated to one of the 20th century's most brutally effective, socially responsive unions of medium and message.

Socially disadvantaged welfare aid recipients were recruited through a large Social and Community Service Organisation in New South Wales, Australia.

Results of this cost benefit analysis can aid in the design of socially optimal policies for sustainable management of the Cheimaditida wetland, with possible implications for other similar wetlands in Greece and the rest of Europe.