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  1. 1801
    “…Using the social and economic exchange (SEE) model, we examined Israeli social workers’ perception of their relationships with their workplaces. …”
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    Social and Economic Exchange Between Social Workers and their Employers in the Context of their Sectorial Affiliation and Seniority
  2. 1802
    “…Individuals who experience threats to their social needs may attempt to avert further harm by condemning wrongdoers more severely. …”
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    Social threat indirectly increases moral condemnation via thwarting fundamental social needs
  3. 1803
    “…It was also the aim of the study to determine the moderating effect of social media usage intensity on social media sociability. …”
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    Breaching Learners’ Social Distancing through Social Media during the COVID-19 Pandemic
  4. 1804
    “…In this work, we present two navigation tasks, social robot navigation and robot accompaniment, which combine machine learning techniques with the Social Force Model (SFM) allowing human-aware social navigation. …”
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    Social Robot Navigation Tasks: Combining Machine Learning Techniques and Social Force Model
  5. 1805
    por Kim, Yijung, Fingerman, Karen
    Publicado 2021
    “…Research has seldom explored older adults’ daily social media use and its interface with ‘offline’ social ties. …”
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    Daily Social Media Use, Social Ties, and Emotional Well-Being in Later Life
  6. 1806
    por Hou, Su-I
    Publicado 2021
    “…This study examined physical activity (FITNESS) and social relationships (FRIENDS) on social engagement among community older adults. …”
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    Physical Activity and Social Relationships on Social Engagement Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults
  7. 1807
    “…Strong social relationships and social engagement are crucial for both successful aging and successful community re-entry after incarceration. …”
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    Social Relationships and Social Engagement Among African American Adults With a History of Incarceration
  8. 1808
    “…This study aimed to simultaneously examine the associations between social activity and connectedness and depressive symptoms in older adult couples. …”
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    Distinct Influences of Social Activity and Social Connectedness on Depressive Symptoms in Older Adult Couples
  9. 1809
    por Lin, Xin Yao, Lachman, Margie
    Publicado 2021
    “…Frequent social media usage can have negative effects on well-being, but the mechanisms involved are unclear. …”
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    The Relationship Between Social Media Use and Well-Being: The Mediating Role of Social Support
  10. 1810
    “…Social isolation is characterized by lack of social contacts and high degrees of loneliness. …”
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    Understanding Racial and Rural Disparities in the Relationship between Social Isolation and Social Technology Use
  11. 1811
    “…Older adults living in subsidized housing experience health disparities including disproportionate rates of social isolation and nursing home admission. Little is known about how social relationships and social environment influence aging in place for this population. …”
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    Aging in Place for Older Subsidized Housing Residents: The Influence of Social Connection and Social Environment
  12. 1812
    por Bomi, Choi, Jun, Hey Jung, Joo, Susanna
    Publicado 2021
    “…This study aimed to examine the buffering effect of neighborhood social cohesion on the association of social isolation and suicidal ideation among Korean older people. …”
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    Social Isolation and Suicidal Ideation of Older People: The Buffering Effects of Neighborhood Social Cohesion
  13. 1813
    “…Theory of mind (ToM), the ability to think about the perspectives, beliefs, and feelings of another, develops throughout childhood and adolescence and is an important skill for social interactions. This study examines neural activity in typically developing children during a novel ToM task – the Movie Mentalizing Task– and tests its relations to ToM behavioral performance and social functioning. …”
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    The Neural Basis of Social Cognition in Typically Developing Children and Its Relationship to Social Functioning
  14. 1814
    “…Social behavior is a key component of pig welfare on farms, but little is known on the development of social behaviors in piglets. …”
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    Exploration of early social behaviors and social styles in relation to individual characteristics in suckling piglets
  15. 1815
    “…This study was aimed at elucidating the autophagy signaling changes in the prefrontal cortex (PFC) under repeated social defeat (RSD) to investigate the involvement of microglial autophagy in RSD-induced behavioral changes. …”
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    Deficient Autophagy in Microglia Aggravates Repeated Social Defeat Stress-Induced Social Avoidance
  16. 1816
    “…The evolution of digital media has changed the patterns and motives for its use among adolescents and has impacted their communication choices within their family and social networks. The objectives of this study are to understand whether peers communicate through a social network (SN) or by voice and their view of the relative social desirability of these alternatives. …”
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    Social Networking in Adolescents: Time, Type and Motives of Using, Social Desirability, and Communication Choices
  17. 1817
    “…The socio-emotional condition during the COVID-19 pandemic subsidises the (re)modulation of interactive neural circuits underlying risk assessment behaviour at the physical, emotional, and social levels. Experiences of social isolation, exclusion, or affective loss are generally considered some of the most “painful” things that people endure. …”
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    Physical, Emotional, and Social Pain During COVID-19 Pandemic-Related Social Isolation
  18. 1818
    por Shin, Huiyoung
    Publicado 2022
    “…Peer relations become significant socializing agents for diverse behaviors during adolescence. …”
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    Social contagion of academic behavior: Comparing social networks of close friends and admired peers
  19. 1819
    por Hussenoeder, Felix S
    Publicado 2022
    “…Social network sites are an essential part of the daily lives of people around the globe, but our theoretical understanding of the phenomenon is still limited. …”
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    The bright side of social network sites: On the potential of online social capital for mental health
  20. 1820
    por Aubier, Thomas G., Kokko, Hanna
    Publicado 2022
    “…Cooperation does not occur in a vacuum: interactions develop over time in social groups that undergo demographic changes. Intuition suggests that stable social environments favour developing few but strong reciprocal relationships (a ‘focused' strategy), while volatile social environments favour the opposite: more but weaker social relationships (a ‘diversifying' strategy). …”
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    Volatile social environments can favour investments in quality over quantity of social relationships
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