ML: In general what matters is social connection, social relationships.
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It's a real mélange of people out for social connection.
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As humans, we are wired to rely on social connection.
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You'll be able to make a powerful social connection this afternoon.
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"Social connection is critical to buffering our stress response," she says.
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They are work-centric to promote social connection and individual dignity.
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It's just that idea that someone needs some type of social connection.
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Others said they needed the social connection for school or extracurricular activities.
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And since it's personal, it also maintains the social connection humans crave.
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Plus, narcissists' personalities make genuine social connection difficult, which can exacerbate stress.
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Political parties give voters a strong sense of identity, social connection and morality.
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We don't realize how much conversation and social connection begins with reading something.
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We need a new conservative fusion, one that prioritizes social connection instead of atomization.
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We are built to seek out social connection and identity, a sense of rootedness.
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Each stressed how important reStart's emphasis on social connection had been to his recovery.
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An exciting social connection is made as the moon connects with brilliant Uranus this evening.
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Facebook is a business that sells social connection; its algorithms are made for targeted advertising.
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However, finding the right balance of social connection—and a strategic lack thereof—is possible.
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In the absence of social connection, many people describe feeling unable to connect normally afterward.
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For now, reflect on your social connection, your community involvement, and your dreams for the future.
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Some research has suggested that this social connection might be mirrored in our levels of empathy.
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But there's also this beautiful side to it, this ritual, this social connection, this gathering side.
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Sharing is the clearest metric for showing that media is creating a social connection between people.
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Employment provides a social connection to military spouses as much as a much needed second income.
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"Social media today is basically [a] kid's main lifeline to social connection and peer relations," Ito says.
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Our notions of social connection and responsibility must be big enough to include the vulnerable among us.
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So our ability to kind of acquire sales through just that social connection I think is amazing.
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It encourages servers to try to establish social connection through direct eye contact and a display of warmth.
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To double-check the role of social connection, however, he decided to conduct one final round of experiments.
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The research points to social connection as the bedrock of resilience and the best way to combat apathy.
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Greater social connection, it found, was associated with a 50 percent reduction in the risk of early death.
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But the social connection between Epstein and Musk may be more complicated than that, Business Insider has learned.
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You see enough of those and you can begin to feel pretty crappy, if that's your only social connection.
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I agree with the issues she identifies (ageism in a youth oriented culture, the vital role for social connection).
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An exciting social connection or conversation will take place tonight, once the Sun connects with your planetary ruler, Mars.
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"On the surface, Facebook provides an invaluable resource for fulfilling the basic human need for social connection," that paper said.
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And then L.A. is so big that you'd have to drive all around to have any kind of social connection.
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But Snapchat could play an important role in both disseminating quality information and facilitating social connection for young people, specifically.
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Distancing ourselves in parks from the loud, fast, linear motion of cars creates psychological and social possibilities, promoting social connection.
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They've urged him to get an hourly job at the hot dog shop by their house, just for social connection.
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Individuals with less social connection have disrupted sleep patterns, altered immune systems, more inflammation and higher levels of stress hormones.
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Promoting became my social connection and I learned that this passion, to share what I loved, would be my true calling.
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She said this could be tricky precisely because we crave social connection — and we spend a lot of time at work.
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For example, Klinenberg found that fewer people died in South Lawndale in great part because there was more social connection there.
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Burial teams were made up of outsiders, with no social connection to the dead that they buried; religious respect was an afterthought.
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While other companies' products might feel less creepy or be more entertaining, none have the ubiquitous social connection of Facebook and Portal.
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She reflected on the interplay between sobriety, physical activity, and social connection, and how Shelzi could have used more of the latter.
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In the case of social media, the motivation is people's cravings for social connection; it can also be the fear of social rejection.
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The moon in Sagittarius lights up the communication sector of your chart and brings you exciting social connection as it contacts with Mars.
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If you build a society upon this metaphor you will wind up with a society high in narcissism and low in social connection.
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I remember how, as a recent college graduate, I was short on a student loan payment because of this need for social connection.
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But deeper research into this link is needed to help medical professionals develop specific treatment and intervention plans that take social connection into account.
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Conversations are always better as they require more of your attention, plus they trigger a social connection, which has a positive mood-enhancing effect.
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It appears to saddle us with special obligations to people with whom we have no more social connection than we have with most strangers.
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In the meantime, many of the most exciting trends in media are linked directly or indirectly to the importance of media facilitating social connection.
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Even in these early stages of development, the dating simulation genre of gaming raises many implications for our understanding of intimacy, consent, and social connection.
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A study out of Tel Aviv University followed 820 employees and found a correlation between long-term health and having a social connection in the workplace.
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"The power of social connection and bringing people together when they are struggling is the most protective factor that exists when someone is suicidal," she said.
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The happiness that gift giving fosters traces back to social connection — spending money on someone else makes us feel more connected to others, Minda Zetlin reported.
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Lolis echoes that sentiment, and suggests a one-to-10 scaling strategy to determine how the loss of a specific social connection might make us feel.
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"For someone who's single, it's a wonderful social connection because you're there representing the theater, and it gives you permission to talk to anyone," she said.
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Brené Brown, a professor at the University of Houston and leading researcher on this topic, affirms that vulnerability is at the root of authentic social connection.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Conversely, Facebook's obsession with social connection, rather than democratic self-government, has empowered actors who are interested in dismantling democracy.
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Because with social connection always just a few clicks away, teens today are less likely to leave their homes and seek that connection in the "real" world.
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Mercury will meet Venus retrograde in Aries on March 18, and the Sun meets Venus soon after, March 25, which will find you craving some social connection.
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Today's fitness companies have evolved from run-of-the-mill gyms to full-fledged lifestyle brands, appealing to Americans seeking new forums for community and social connection.
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"Social connection and love release hormones like oxytocin in our body, making us feel more bonded to people, more trusting and more relaxed and happy," she says.
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His mother's social connection with IBM's chairman enabled him to gain a contract from the then-leading PC company that was crucial for establishing his software empire.
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" Besides having access to open natural spaces for exercise and recreation, she adds, "Parks are also valuable for bringing neighbors together and providing that important social connection.
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Push NotificationsAlerts that flash across your phone, even when the screen is locked, play to the same desire for social connection as when a friend calls or texts.
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We are social animals hardwired for social connection, but that seems to require genuine, in-depth, face-to-face intimacy and connection—not Facebook friends and Twitter followers.
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Many people have pointed to the rise of smartphones and the erosion of meaningful social connection, growing levels of sleep-deprivation, and an overall increase in sedentary lifestyles.
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As people are staying home more than ever and socially distancing themselves from friends and loved ones, "Animal Crossing" provides a sense of simplicity, social connection, and routine.
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That gratitude and that authentic pride, along with hope, social connection and compassion, are the most effective emotions for promoting long-lasting behavior change, according to Dr. McGonigal.
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Despite being a hardware, media, interactive software, product design, social connection, apparel and logistics company, according to its S-1, the future of Peloton relies on its talent.
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The word is now so pervasive that the #relatable hashtag has become a kind of winking gesture at its own utter meaninglessness as a form of social connection.
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Even in these early stages of development, this genre of gaming raises many implications that can have a significant impact on our understanding of intimacy, consent, and social connection.
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And "TV programs, especially binge watching, create a sense of social connection because we feel we know the characters; the sense of connection triggers our reward center," said Rutledge.
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Van der Kolk notes that in the same way social connection can soothe or help heal trauma, its opposite (social dysfunction) is what creates trauma in the first place.
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"A level of social connection can form simply through a rider and driver interacting with each other more than once and regardless of the level of conversation," the researchers wrote.
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This isn't only so they'll understand the systems and processes more fully, but also because of how food companies like theirs have to establish a social connection with their customers.
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Responses from 424 participants indicated the payments gave them increased personal agency, relief from anxiety, increased social connection and the ability to invest in things like education and job-hunting.
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Until we have an alternative that protects civic engagement data, the prevailing business models that rely on selling social connection will continue to be the equivalent of strip-mining democracy.
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An unexpected social connection is made this afternoon, Gemini, but don't make late night plans, the Moon will enter Taurus this evening, encouraging you to have a quiet night in.
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However, it is likely inevitable that so long as people crave social connection and self-worth, they will channel those desires into social media conduits, and react with predictable sensitivities.
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One start-up, AgeWell, employs able-bodied older people to assist less able people of the same age, figuring the two will find a social connection that benefits overall health.
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The Moon in Pisces finds you craving social connection, but be careful: Mercury will square off with Neptune today, finding you confused about who you even want to be friends with!
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He says we have to work at unlearning the experience of rudeness and spectatorship and the wafer-thin approach to public life and social connection that is dominating American life today.
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"I'm in the deeply ironic position at the moment of strongly discouraging social connection, despite the fact that it's the central focus of my book — and my life's work," he says.
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In almost every case these attackers were disaffected individuals, who were seeking to connect with some ideological cause or grievance that provided them a sense of self-worth and social connection.
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When school is not in session, homeless students lose a reliable source for food, social connection and other basic needs such as access to showers and storage space for their belongings.
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The app works as a social connection for young performers to supportive strangers and Sideman says it gets more than 170,000 live streams per day and 100 million user sessions per month.
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Elderly suicides in Singapore have been driven by a lack of social connection and a growing fear of being a burden on one's family, said the SOS, a leading suicide prevention group.
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" Ms. Mintzer's clients, she said, are "intentional in figuring out what's next — realizing they benefit from some work structure and want to build social connection, mental engagement and meaning into their life.
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With one-third of Americans giving charitably in December, our end-of-year generosity elicits tax deductions that enlarge our wallets and warm fuzzies that increase our happiness, trust and social connection.
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I mean, I can go down the list and read exactly what they say they are, a tech company, a media company, interactive software, product design, social connection, DTC retail, apparel, logistics.
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Research shows that a lack of social connection carries with it a risk of premature death comparable to that of smoking, and is roughly twice as dangerous to our health as obesity.
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"We don't have that ability now to have social connection as a stress reliever," said Elizabeth Phelps, a professor of human neuroscience at Harvard who was teaching at NYU on 211/11.
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According to the science to date, real happiness comes from meaningful social connection, contributing to the welfare of others, and a sense of purpose -- or feeling like you matter in the world.
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As we point out in a paper published last month in Behavioral and Brain Sciences, many autistic people say they are very interested in, and in some cases desperate for, social connection.
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Between the lines: Steady relationships — when they are healthy — bring benefits including more financial resources, tax breaks, sex, needed social connection and a more stable upbringing for children, according to researchers and demographers.
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It's gotten so bad that the president of the student association is asking for university administration help to initiate support groups so young people can find "like-minded" souls searching for social connection.
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For David Burns and Austin Young, American artists behind the Los Angeles-based collective Fallen Fruit, which was founded in 2004 (with Matias Viegener), food affords an opportunity to forge a social connection.
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In a recent piece delving into Grande, substance abuse, and Miller's death, human behavior expert and therapist Patrick Wanis, who counts celebrities among his clients, discussed the phenomenon of "para-social" connection with celebrities.
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"Social isolation denotes few social connections or interactions, whereas loneliness involves the subjective perception of isolation — the discrepancy between one's desired and actual level of social connection," they wrote in the journal Heart last year.
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In all cases the gift was supposed to have come from a close social connection (either a friend or a relative), so part of the act of using it was to show appreciation for its receipt.
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They defined loneliness as a feeling of inadequate social connection and they differentiated loneliness from social isolation—that is, just like every after-school special hammered into you, being lonely isn't the same as being alone.
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It would be nice if America, too, had creative politicians who could put together a comprehensive agenda that nurtures social connection, rather than just relying on economic levers like job-training programs that have consistently disappointed.
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Humans ultimately need some social connection to feel good and right—even humans who are comfortable with a lot of alone time—so it's important to be proactive in addressing any loneliness you're feeling right now.
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While the fact that the two couples have a relationship is far from secret, most media depictions until this point had focused on their business ties and real-estate negotiations, but not details of their social connection.
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" For Dani Weber, a 25-year-old genderfluid drag performer and activist who spent the past 18 months working as a LGBTQ tour guide in San Francisco, gay dating apps are "awesome new places of social connection.
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Some of its earliest practitioners were West Africans working on sugar plantations; their bomba dances offered a means of social connection and catharsis, and, according to the ethnomusicologist Salvador E. Ferreras, sometimes helped them to disguise revolts.
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And, unlike a long lecture, each short podcast episode can focus on a single theme — like how we can increase social connection in the face of technology or how we can reduce the sorts of choices that exhaust us.
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Science tells us more and more now that there is a strong connection between emotional well-being and health outcomes, and that you can proactively cultivate emotional well-being through relatively simple practices like sleep, social connection and meditation.
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If it's challenging enough to incorporate self-improvement and wellness-boosting techniques into our daily routines, with the benefits of social connection, the pull of gravity, and fresh air at our disposal, how hard must it be for astronauts?
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Afterward, some were told to think about an "important" and "meaningful" relationship while others were told to recall an acquaintance; as they reminisced about these relationships, they completed tasks, such as a visualization exercise, to induce feelings of social connection.
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"Over thousands of years, the value of social connection has become baked into our nervous system such that the absence of such a protective force creates a stress state in the body," wrote Murthy in a review of the emergent evidence.
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David Creswell, an associate professor of psychology at Carnegie Mellon University who works on that research, said that it stood to reason that smartphones, to the extent they are used to make welcome social connection, could diminish the stress of isolation.
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We'll have moved from paintings on a cave wall and throwing bones into a circle to a global community interacting through games in a way that's truly positive and fulfills social connection and competition and creation and self-esteem and overcoming challenges.
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When the brand filed its S-1 brief in August ahead of its initial public offering, it described itself not just as an exercise company, but also as a technology, media, interactive software, product design, social connection, retail, apparel, and logistics company.
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"Social connection is one of our primary needs, so dopamine or not, these response have meaning in that they make people feel a bit more connected and not alone," Pamela Rutledge, director at the independent research nonprofit Media Psychology Research Center, told me.
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David Gustafson, the University of Wisconsin professor who led A-Chess's development, said that the evidence is that people in recovery need three things: social connection, motivation ("the desire to keep on keeping on") and confidence that they know how to cope with their struggles.
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While the fact that the two couples have a relationship is far from secret, most media depictions until this point had focused on their business ties and real-estate negotiations but not the details of their social connection and how it was perceived within WeWork.
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The Manchester museum's education department created "The Art of Hope" program in partnership with Partnership for Drug Free Kids, to provide a safe space for relatives of those struggling with drug use to discuss methods of resilience, self-care, social connection, shame, and hope.
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In other words, mobile devices transform the commute into a much-needed opportunity for social connection and creativity, thanks to digital tool kits like GIF databases, emoji keyboards, Snapchat filters, sharable content and even discreet flirtation apps designed to digitally catch the eye of a fellow rider.
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In many studies, when you use social media in an active way as opposed to passive way, so not scrolling through everybody's pictures but communicating with other people and messaging your friends or even posting pictures of your own, it increases your feelings of social connection and well-being.
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None of the sources I spoke with actually went through with the orders—but whether these profiles are actually dealing the drugs in their photos, or simply pulling the latest internet money scam, they are using a platform intended for social connection to target, and potentially trigger, an especially vulnerable population.
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I take it that if your sibling had lived an exemplary life, still far away and with little social connection to you, and now needed help because, through no fault of his or her own, your sibling had lost a means of support, you would feel inclined to do something.
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So being forced to abruptly leave her school months early has sparked panic, fear, dread, and anxiety, students said — not just because of the comfort and social connection fostered by the campus but also the stability, acceptance, and services that deaf students do not have access to when they go home.
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But not everyone drinks, and not everyone can drink at work (without embarrassing yourself in front of your boss, at least.) So if you have a hankering for the social connection that only comes from cracking open a cold one with the boys, trying cracking open a cold frozen dairy treat instead!
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Included are a dictionary tool to search for every word ever entered into the device, a social connection mapper so all of the phone user's relationships, a geo-location mapper to see where the person has been going, and many other tools to make cracking all that data more manageable and efficient.
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A great hotel is a theater of dreams, and Julie Satow, a journalist who covers New York real estate, digs deep into the forces that took the Plaza from a living center of aspiring social connection tied to the fortunes of American high society to its present status in an atomized era of pitiless transactional globalism.
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