Übersetzung für "Social bonding" in Deutsch

Sharing food boosts social bonding in chimps (Business Standard, 17.01.2014)

It brings about healthy social bonding with friendly exchanges.

In mammals, social bonding success in life impacts on health, survival and fitness.

Benzon's theme is basically that music, originally encompassing dance, developed as an effective means of social bonding.

Most simply, it is our experience that for building and for sustaining change momentum, large amounts of positive affect and social bonding are necessary.

My goal was to lead the crew by motivation and to guarantee group cohesion through vision, friendship and social bonding – Alexander, the first officer, helped me a lot in this regard.

By stimulating pheromones and loosening inhibitions, alcohol and other social drugs make bonding more immediate.

The texts from the ten participants, who were for the most part students, were assessed by the two project leaders predominantly for instigation of creativity and skilful use of language, but also for expression of social and cultural bonding between the neighbouring towns.

In this twist of the staging, the confinement which was shown in the first part of the scene as spatial distress is now revalued as a quality of social bonding.

In contrast to the USA, there are fewer central questions dealing with community and the means of achieving social bonding in the German debate.

In the context of the research project "Ageing in a Transcultural Context" they accompanied older people in Delhi (India) and Kathmandu (Nepal), interviewing them about their everyday life, their social bonding and their perspectives.

We examine how variation in social bonding behaviour, and underlying hormonal and cognitive mechanisms, impact on reproductive success in our closest living relatives, chimpanzees.

This public service mission for orchestras reaffirmed here fulfils our societies’ need for culture, providing them with both artistic excellence and social bonding.

The essence of the referent is very similar to the essence of social bonding with the Melanesians: a kind of »hau« or »mana« (Mauss).

We examine the extent to which early and later social experience, and heritable factors, determine social bonding abilities in adulthood.

It's becoming clear that dolphins and whales have a sense of self, a sense of social bonding that they've taken to another level, much stronger, much more complex than in other mammals, including humans.

Family and social bonds remain potent in the face of adversity.

The idea of a common unemployment benefit scheme has been floated, as well as the notion of European Social Bonds.

Mr Jahier also took time to explain why social bonds were of the utmost importance.

The key results of the Social Impact Bond project are summarized in the following overview.

The LGX today also features a dedicated social and sustainable bond window.

Tug-of-War strengthen the social bond between human and dog.

The garden design and practice ensure social bonds.

Assumes "neutral" environment without social bonds or politics.

I consider language a fundamental tool to establish social bonds.

The Green and Social Bonds of DKB reflect our sustainable business model.

Since Durkheim, sociologists have examined the nature of social bonds.

Another innovation is the so-called social impact bond (SIB).

It is a constructive activity that strengthens social bonds.

Also the dispersion of expellees was intended to disrupt social bonds.

One consequence of this new form of poverty10 is a weakening of the social bonds and solidarity.

Sometimes the social bond is also interpreted as a sense of belonging to a particular society.