Among youth whose parent smoked, connectedness was not associated with youth smoking.
Soulstrip is for the global citizen whose dream is about connectedness and a healthy respect for all shades of humanity.
Generally, coherence has been the measure of choice to provide information on the overall connectedness between two brain regions whose activity is often represented by two separate EEG or MEG signals (Thatcher et al. 1987, 2008).
Fiction neither affirms nor denies, but operates rather in the realm of "What if?" It is a form of make-believe with rules whose pleasures include thinking, wondering, imagining, and experiencing connectedness with other humans who share the literary experience.
Your current stage is also a part of a being whose temporal boundaries are determined by relations of psychological connectedness.
This second column chart illustrates relationships between government and the corporate sector, comparing levels of connectedness in the UK with other country-groupings whose political systems are similar to Britain's.
Xinyue Zhou, a psychologist at Sun Yat-sen Uninersity, in Guangzhou, whose research has demonstrated nostalgia's ability to bolster a sense of social connectedness among a diverse cross-section of Chinese citizens, said, "The uncertainty, the lack of control over our lives, is most unbearable to the post-eighties, so we have to seek confirmation from the past".
Among youth whose parent did not smoke, those who reported low level of parent-child connectedness were two times more likely to report ever having smoked than those who reported high levels of connectedness.
The level of openness of an organization is related to the presence of the so-called gatekeepers, whose role is to create a common language between the actors internal and external to improve "connectedness" and hence knowledge sharing (Schmidt 2005; Fabrizio 2009).
