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SOCIAL NETWORK SIZE IN HUMANS. R. A. Hill. University of Durham and. R. I. M. Dunbar. University of Liverpool. This paper examines social network size in
10 Feb 2003 Humans are social animals -pt 1. Humans are social animals, so they say. I am a very social animal, I think. I like having lots of people
9 Sep 2008 Why do we need to socialize with each other? We inherited this from our ancestors (our closest relations, gorillas, chimps, and bonobos are all
We humans tend to think that we are the most social of all animals and our social lives the most fascinating. Surely our social nature has contributed to
SOCIAL NETWORK SIZE IN HUMANS. R. A. Hill. University of Durham and. R. I. M. Dunbar. University of Liverpool. This paper examines social network size in
Why are humans social animals? Because there's safety in numbers. And trying to look at things from a predator's point of view.
The term Social refers to a characteristic of living organisms (humans in particular, though biologists also apply the term to populations of other animals)
The social brain: allowing humans to boldly go where no other species has been. U. Frith and C. Frith (2010) Phil Trans R Soc B 365, 165-176
In the case of humans, one reasonable hypothesis involves extending the primate social intelligence hypothesis to reflect the fact that humans are not just
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of this document.and unique for the modern person as a representative of humans as social beings. With respect to the very short period and the given circumstances of these
30 Apr 2009 The social adaptations of dogs and humans are similar enough that dogs can live perfectly happy lives surrounded by humans and vice versa.
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Their investigation in different agents (animals, humans and robots) has significantly influenced our understanding of the nature and origins of social
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Kismet. right buttons. Calm. Interest. Angry. Happy. Sad. Surprise. Disgust. images © Peter Menzel. [Broader Questions], [Humanoid Robotics Group Home],
4 Dec 2009 Study at St Andrews University of capuchin monkeys finds animals will copy the behaviour of others in their community.
28 May 2008 Previously I've covered what I dubbed Search 3.0, how search engines have evolved toward blending vertical or specialized results into
We humans tend to think that we are the most social of all animals and our social lives the most fascinating. Surely our social nature has contributed to
1 Jul 2008 Neuroscientist Marco Iacoboni discusses mirror neurons, autism and the potentially damaging effects of violent movies.
13 Jan 2009 A genetic variation involving the brain chemical serotonin has been found to shape the social behavior of rhesus macaque monkeys,
Humans are social beings - humans love to socialize Humans are social beings - humans love to socialize: To have friends and loved ones near by is normal human behavior - hence humans love to live in groups,
Integrated Web Design: Social Networking — The Relationship between Humans and Computers is Coming of Age. Molly E. Holzschlag. By Molly E. Holzschlag
22 Aug 2005 They'll use a harder method to get food rather than go against the group.
In the case of humans, one reasonable hypothesis involves extending the primate social intelligence hypothesis to reflect the fact that humans are not just
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