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  1. 1701
    por Abdai, Judit, Miklósi, Ádám
    Publicado 2016
    “…Social evaluation is a mental process that leverages the preference toward prosocial partners (positivity bias) against the avoidance of antisocial individuals (negativity bias) in a cooperative context. …”
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    The Origin of Social Evaluation, Social Eavesdropping, Reputation Formation, Image Scoring or What You Will
  2. 1702
    “…Previous research suggests that reputational concerns can incentivize cooperation and deter socially deviant behavior. The current research showed that social monitoring of information that has the potential to damage one’s reputation has differential effects on deviant behavior in social-ecological environments that vary in level of mobility. …”
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    Social Monitoring Matters for Deterring Social Deviance in Stable but Not Mobile Socio-Ecological Contexts
  3. 1703
    por Cunliffe, Vincent T
    Publicado 2016
    “…Epigenetic mechanisms are implicated in the processes through which social stressors erode health in humans and other animals. …”
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    The epigenetic impacts of social stress: how does social adversity become biologically embedded?
  4. 1704
    “…However, prior research mainly uses objective measures of SES, instead of subjective evaluations of individuals’ social status. Based on this, this paper aims to examine (a) the impact of the economic dowturn on SRH in Greece and (b) the relationship between subjective social status (SSS), social network and SRH. …”
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    Subjective social status, social network and health disparities: empirical evidence from Greece
  5. 1705
    “…Social support is associated with positive health outcomes, and research has demonstrated that the presence, or even just a reminder, of a social-support figure can reduce psychological and physiological responses to threats. …”
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    Unpacking the buffering effect of social support figures: Social support attenuates fear acquisition
  6. 1706
    “…Adolescence is a sensitive period for increases in normative but also debilitating social fears and worries. As the interpretation of interpersonal cues is pertinent to social anxiety, investigating mechanisms that may underlie biases in social cue appraisal is important. …”
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    Attention allocation and social worries predict interpretations of peer-related social cues in adolescents
  7. 1707
    por Oliveira, Rui F., Faustino, Ana I.
    Publicado 2017
    “…Therefore, different social phenomena that modulate the response to threat, such as social buffering, social transmission (contagion), and facilitation of alarm responses can be seen as different manifestations of social information use in threat detection. …”
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    Social information use in threat perception: Social buffering, contagion and facilitation of alarm responses
  8. 1708
    “…Various factors pertaining to the social context (availability of plausible social contacts) as well as personality traits influence the emergence of social ties that ultimately compose one’s personal social network. …”
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    Bridging Social Circles: Need for Cognition, Prejudicial Judgments, and Personal Social Network Characteristics
  9. 1709
    “…Social support is an important factor for exercise among cancer patients, but too much control might elicit reactance and lead to detrimental effects. …”
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    Social support and social control in the context of cancer patients’ exercise: A pilot study
  10. 1710
    “…More broadly, these findings support a theoretical framework in which salient social identities can influence neural representations of subjective value, and suggest that social preferences can best be understood by examining the identity contexts in which they unfold.…”
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    Social identity shapes social valuation: evidence from prosocial behavior and vicarious reward
  11. 1711
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    PM346. Social defeat stress as juveniles impairs persistent social behaviors and neurogenesis
  12. 1712
    por Mutz, Michael, Albrecht, Peggy
    Publicado 2017
    “…Understanding the development of physical activity patterns in childhood is thus an important issue for health promotion. Following socialization theory, this study describes and explains differences in objectively measured moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) in a socially and ethnically mixed sample of 6- to 11-year-old children in Germany. …”
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    Parents’ Social Status and Children’s Daily Physical Activity: The Role of Familial Socialization and Support
  13. 1713
    “…In a previous study we could show that social fear can be induced and extinguished using virtual reality (VR). …”
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    Social Fear Conditioning Paradigm in Virtual Reality: Social vs. Electrical Aversive Conditioning
  14. 1714
    “…Social sharing capacities have attracted attention from a number of fields of social cognition and have been variously defined and analyzed in numerous studies. …”
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    Levels of Social Sharing and Clinical Implications for Severe Social Withdrawal in Patients with Personality Disorders
  15. 1715
    “…Why some individuals are socially isolated and others are not is therefore puzzling from an evolutionary perspective. …”
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    Persistent social isolation reflects identity and social context but not maternal effects or early environment
  16. 1716
    “…BACKGROUND: As e-cigarette use rapidly increases in popularity, data from online social systems (Twitter, Instagram, Google Web Search) can be used to capture and describe the social and environmental context in which individuals use, perceive, and are marketed this tobacco product. …”
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    E-Cigarette Surveillance With Social Media Data: Social Bots, Emerging Topics, and Trends
  17. 1717
    “…The social brain hypothesis proposes that large neocortex size evolved to support cognitively demanding social interactions. …”
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    Social brain volume is associated with in-degree social network size among older adults
  18. 1718
    Materias: “…Virtual Special Section on ‘Social identity and addictive behaviours’; Edited by Ian Albery, Dan Frings, Tegan Cruwys, and Genevieve Dingle…”
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    A test of the Social Identity Model of Cessation Maintenance: The content and role of social control
  19. 1719
    “…The Trier Social Stress Test (TSST) and its version for groups (TSST-G) are the gold standard for inducing acute psychosocial stress in human experimental settings and have been used in numerous studies since the early 1990s. …”
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    The Trier Social Stress Test and the Trier Social Stress Test for groups: Qualitative investigations
  20. 1720
    “…Adolescence is a period of sensitivity to social stimuli. In particular, research has focused on the increased sensitivity to risks and social information seen during adolescence. …”
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    Not just social sensitivity: Adolescent neural suppression of social feedback during risk taking
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