The
ASOCIAL treatment removes the scope for interpersonal comparisons by converting this two-player game into an individual decisionmaking task with as few changes as possible.
The Eurasian siskin preferred and consumed significantly greater amount of familiar food than novel food in all three contexts;
asocial context (N =10, Z= -2.836, p <0.05), social context (conspecifics without novel or familiar food) (N =10, Z= -2.844, p <0.04) and social context (conspecifics with familiar food) (N =10, Z= -2.814, p <0.05, Figs.
In relation to the second objective, the dependent variable was: internal (DVj), external (DV2) and
asocial (DV3) index, according to the results of the ICAP inventory.
Aggression is a special form of
asocial behavior (Kempes, Matthys, Vries, & Engeland, 2005).
Nonhuman animals can be shy or bold, aggressive or docile, social or
asocial, and so on.
Fiercely independent and utterly
asocial, the freckle-faced, 10-year-old girl at the center of "Kid-Thing" hardly invites viewer identification.
In addition, other subscales of the Child Behavior Scale were used for aggression,
asocial behavior, exclusion, fearful-anxiety, hyperactivity-distractibility behaviors.
Do prosocial and
asocial behavior, levels of aggression, exclusion, fear, anxiety, victimization, and gender among the peer groups vary as a function of Turkish language skills in children aged between 5 and 6?
Ground-dwelling squirrels vary greatly among species in their degree of sociality, ranging from
asocial to highly social (Armitage, 1981; Michener, 1983).
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corrects Rahner's somewhat ahistorical and
asocial approach.
As he writes,
aSocial transformation is not a job to be left to market forces or to the whims of billionaires.a When we support the development and involvement of our millions, the basis for social progress will be enduring and democratic.
