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Animal Homosexuality: A Biosocial Perspective
behavioural contagion based on learning. The Behavioural Contagion
hypothesis predicts family clustering of the homosexual trait and also a sex-
biased distribution (Jones & Jones 1994, 1995), but as such it does not predict a
bias in the ...
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Behaviour and Evolution
behaviour genetics early studies 7 human 7-8 behaviour/evolution interaction 3-4
behavioural adaptation 34, 37-8 garter snake feeding 35-6 milkweed bug flight
34-5 spider territorial behaviour 36-7 behavioural contagion 236 behavioural ...
Peter J. B. Slater, Tim R. Halliday, 1994
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... confirmación (Ё) conductual behavioural congruence - congruencia (Ё)
conductual behavioural consistency - consistencia (Ё) behavioural family therapy
conductual behavioural contagion - contagio (m) conductual behavioural
contingency ...
Rather, I mean what has variously been called instinctive imitation, behavioural
contagion, social facilitation, co-action, or (simply) contagion (Whiten and Ham
1992). Unfortunately, social psychologists often confuse imitation and contagion,
...
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SOCIAL NETWORKS&SOC INFLU ADOL
This phenomenon of rapid transmission of mood and behaviour is traditionally
referred to as behavioural contagion, and its spread is compared with the spread
of an infectious disease. An eye-witness account of the beginning of a riot by ...
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Social Networks in Youth and Adolescence
This phenomenon of rapid transmission of mood and behaviour is traditionally
referred to as behavioural contagion, and its spread is compared with the spread
of an infectious disease. An eye-witness account of the beginning of a riot by ...
Such an effect is an example of behavioural contagion – we observe someone
else eating and copy them (usually because they make us feel hungry). When a
spouse defers to the wishes of his or her partner to eat fruit rather than chips, ...
Geoff Tansey, Anthony Worsley, 2014
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A Social History of the Cloister: Daily Life in the Teaching ...
General treatments of behavioural contagion or the diffusion of innovations can
be found inJ.S. Coleman, E. Katz and H. Menzel, Medical Innovation (New York
1966);J.S. Coleman, Introduction to Mathematical Sociology (London 1964) ; and
...
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From Animals to Animats 8: Proceedings of the Seventh [i.e. ...
The first task was a basic spreading-innovation or behavioural-contagion model
of social learning. We were mindful of Kawamura's (1959) research on Japanese
macaques, in which one animal came up with a behavioural innovation (i.e., ...
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The Contagious Power of Thinking: How Your Thoughts Can ...
Be a carrier.'9 Tom Stoppard Being connected to others increases our risk of
disease through bacterial or viral transmission, emotional or behavioural
contagion, or even mindset contagion. The more connected we are, the higher
the risk.
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Public Release: 11-Jun-2015 Being calm is contagious?
Citation: Broly P, Deneubourg J-L (2015) Behavioural Contagion Explains Group Cohesion in a Social Crustacean. PLoS Comput Biol ... «EurekAlert, Июн 15»
When it comes to social behaviour, we humans are our own viral …
Some have blamed poisoning, but historians think it's more likely that these events were an extreme form of "behavioural contagion". «GQ.com, Июн 14»
