This means that, absent contemporaneous historical and textual evidence, archaeological interpretations are often restricted to the exploration of deeply embedded, perduring sociocultural structures and long-term sociohistorical change rather than to specific events and individual actions.
When individuals reason, their cognitive activity is implicitly embedded within sociocultural structures (Sawyer, 2007; Stetsenko, 2002).
In this perspective, the sociocultural structures and practices in which individuals are embedded are considered crucial for the generation of creative ideas.
What explains this behavior in youth more structurally is their status as "youth" and can only be fully understood as embedded in the sociocultural structures that define youth among the Jarai.
Of course, "optimal" can be a context-dependent designation, mediated, within a particular patient-physician-caregiver relationship, by criteria including specific sociocultural influences, family structure and the role of familial interactions, and the patient's functional limitations the last of which it is of course the particular job of medication and procedures to mitigate.
These categories represented two broad themes: sociocultural and structural factors.
We have categorized these broadly into sociocultural and structural factors.
There are differences in perspective among various age groups and among different sociocultural and economic structures.
There are significant variations in perspectives among different age groups and among different sociocultural and economic structures.
The proposed model should enable the major groups of causes of sexual disorders to be identified, according to key factors: the biological reproduction structures, the development of these structures, sexual activities, the activity of non-sexual cerebral structures and sociocultural influences.
