However, the conflation of abstract temporal concepts with concrete spatial information may also have more sociocultural origins.
In this study we were able to quantitatively explore this further by including the ethnic origin of the partner and the language spoken at home as sociocultural factors.
For one, refugees come from different countries of origin, their sociocultural background is varied, and their developmental history, including the stability in attachment figures, is often unknown.
This diversity is based not only on self-reported country of origin or distinct sociocultural behaviors, but also on genomic observations.
"I'm all for innovation, but when it concerns a culturally significant event on this scale, far more respect needs to be paid to its origins, character and sociocultural context – especially at this time," she added.
These fossil discoveries are situated among technological breakthroughs, theoretical shifts, and changes in the sociocultural context in which human origins studies were conducted.
As with all personality aspects, the SOC has its origin in both patterned sociocultural and psychological circumstances, as well as unique events [ 8].
This may be, as in the case of the black/African diaspora, a common history and a collective identity that resides more in a shared sociocultural experience than in a specific geographic origin.
Hispanic subgroups from different countries of origin vary widely in their sociocultural backgrounds and differentially engage in various health behaviors [ 17- 20].
Different socioeconomic gradients in the origin countries, health selection, and sociocultural factors have been suggested as possible explanations for the attenuated SES health gradient among Hispanic subgroups [ 22].
