Sentence examples for socially shared from inspiring English sources

Finally, I suggest possible implications of group attention scholarship for other social memory phenomena such as social contagion, socially shared memory-induced forgetting, and the saying-is-believing effect.

Second, because heuristics can induce biases and errors, the social scaffolding of agent tracking by socially shared heuristics can come at the cost of socially spread identification errors (see, below, the case of the misidentification of Martin Guerre) and social biases (e.g., social stereotyping).

A criticism of the socialization model consisted in showing that only socially shared normative beliefs (or normative expectations) are usually associated with behavior, whereas personal ones may not.

But where Shelby.tv only focuses on those "socially shared" videos, Vodio instead uses its social features to bring "a dash" of personalization to its video recommendations.

In his more recent work on collective intentionality, Tuomela has generalized the idea underlying his analysis of we-intention to a differentiated conception of the socially shared point of view that underlies social and collective phenomena (see especially Tuomela 2003 and 2007).

Social regulation can range from other-regulation to socially shared regulation.

But the twist is that this looks at all socially shared news, not just news in your own personal social graph.

Institutional logics are implicit and socially shared rules of the game that prescribe behaviour within a social group.

In one's social network, the social role occupied by a given member dictates a set of socially shared, taken-for-granted expectations for behaviors, values, and beliefs that are conferred to that respective member; these expectations, based on social role, are above and beyond the expectations that accompany that network member based on their history of support.

Sitting on one of the stools, I was the ego, dissolving into the properly wild but — as it was socially shared and condoned — undangerous id.

Instead, Twitter is mainly meant to work in the background for when you want to socially share something.