Assimilation (A) is a strong identification with the host culture and society coupled with a firm conformity to its norms, values, and codes of conduct, and a weak identification with ancestry.
In contrast, the lack of a correlation in spider monkeys suggests strong conformity of behaviors within populations and a low likelihood of immigrants spreading new variants, as was also suggested for chimpanzee traditions [32].
Even if this kind of circularity is acceptable, as suggested earlier, the correlations alone do not seem strong enough to justify our conformity to the DR and to the typical acceptance claim.
Our final ZINB model (Table 2) was selected on the basis of strong goodness of fit and conformity to our theoretical sense of the underlying process generating the baris' cholera counts.
Insecurity has the opposite effect, stimulating an Authoritarian Reflex in which people close ranks behind strong leaders, with strong in-group solidarity, rejection of outsiders, and rigid conformity to group norms.
Integration (I) is achieved when an individual combines, incorporates, and exhibits both strong dedication to the country of origin and commitment and conformity to the host society.
Strict conformity to budgets and operating in the black were her strong suits at Elgin Opera.
The political economist adopts an additional, strong assumption that public officials too have only narrowly self-interested reasons for conformity to their public obligations.
4. Indeed, according to the requirement of regularity (to be discussed further in §3.3), one should not be certain of anything stronger than T, on pain of irrationality! 5. Some authors simply define 'coherence' as conformity to the probability calculus.
This line of research has shown that uncertainty leads to a stronger identification with social groups [26] and enhanced in-group bias [27], and may also generate higher conformity to group norms [28].
