Sentence examples for socially interacting from inspiring English sources
In this article, we present two neural architectures for the control of socially interacting robots.
The amount of time animals spent engaged in aggressive behaviours was very low by comparison with the amount of time animals spent socially interacting.
To investigate the role of ultrasonic vocalizations during social behavior, we developed a microphone-array-based system for localizing the source of USVs in socially interacting groups of mice.
However, the correlation analyses performed as part of the present study, examining a potential relationship between performance on an effort-based decision-making task and the amount of time spent socially interacting, failed to fully support this hypothesis (Fig. 5B).
A child of 11 telling a boy of 15 she likes his sweater is socially interacting with the boy.
This study, therefore, investigated the effect of social stress, as induced by single-pen (isolated) and paired-pen (socially interacting) housing, and extra dietary antioxidants (vitamin E – selenium) on growth performance, oxidative stress biomarkers, carcass characteristics and meat quality of 24 male Dohne Merino lambs (25.8 ± 2.7 kg).
In more detail, the questionnaire assessed the aggregate of psychological stressors affecting work (job demands), the individual's potential control over job-related decision making (decision latitude), and the individual's opportunity to socially interact at work (work social support) (15).
"He is not trying to socially interact with it at all.
These people may prefer to socially interact online rather than face-to-face because it satisfies their need to belong without the stress of meeting in person.
By creating a new virtual town square, it enables citizens to access information and news ranging from local traffic reports to community news items in a timely manner while providing a means for citizens to "socially" interact and comment on news postings from their home or office computer.
Increasing evidence suggests that a dysfunctional dopaminergic system affects the ability to socially interact.
