Sentence examples for sociocultural components from inspiring English sources

Advances in neuroscience identified addiction as a chronic brain disease with strong genetic, neurodevelopmental, and sociocultural components.

There are sociocultural components (external, uncontrollable) and emotional (internal) forces that affect our perception and our decision making.

These are the ecological, the occupational, and the sociocultural components (29).

They represent the sociocultural element of the behavioural model.

Just one sociocultural factor was discussed: the social network.

However, significant knowledge gaps exist, e.g. on the contribution of biodiversity to ecosystem services and on the valuation of green street components by different sociocultural groups.

Dynamic models of multiple components, such as the sociocultural theory (Nelson and Fivush 2004), explains that memory development occurs through social interaction and cognitive development over the years.

Qualitative studies have attributed these results, at least in part, to sociocultural beliefs and practices.

The variables used to measure the external environmental components were the political, economic, sociocultural, technological, and ecological factors.

Thus, a sociocultural perspective of learning encompasses both cognitive and affective components of learning in STEM.

I've never had an eating disorder, but I know that while illnesses such as anorexia nervosa are widely accepted as containing a genetic component, many studies have also indicated the impact of sociocultural factors (peer pressure, troubled relationships, sexual abuse and the ideal beauty type prevailing in western culture) that trigger people into becoming eating-disordered.