... between behavioural profiles in bvFTD and SD, and (ii) what are the precise roles of the prefrontal cortex and anterior temporal lobes in supporting social behaviour? Resolving these conundrums is crucial for improving diagnostic accuracy and for the development of targeted interventions to treat...

... phylogenetic comparative analysis sex chromosome social behaviour ÉLVONAL KKP‐126949 Nemzeti Kutatási Fejlesztési és Innovációs Hivatal 10.13039/501100011019 K115402 K132490 Royal Society 10.13039/501100000288 IE160592 Social environment is an important determinant of reproductive investment...

... the importance of innovation, multisector partnerships, resilience and the opportunity for change. social behaviour change communication COVID-19 neglected tropical diseases pandemic West Africa FCDO 10.13039/501100020171 205249 Living in an increasingly interconnected world, epidemics and pandemics...

... in the ‘On’ condition did not differ from that of healthy controls. This pattern of results hints at the key role of the DAS in supporting the flexible adaptation of one’s own actions to the partner’s during motor interactions. behavioural flexibility social behaviour interpersonal motor interactions Parkinson...

... as an appropriate tool for studies of aggression. aggression Amphilophus automated tracking behavioural interaction body size cichlid fish colour polymorphism social behaviour A myriad of factors can influence social interactions between individuals. For example, predation and foraging contexts...

... to tackle anti-social behaviour in England and Wales. Through a qualitative study of CPN recipients, this article adds to our understanding of the social identity aspect of procedural justice theory by examining the impact on self-identified ‘upstanding citizens’ issued with a CPN for behaviours...

...Sandip Mandal; Nimalan Arinaminpathy; Balram Bhargava; Samiran Panda SARS-CoV-2 Infection Basic reproduction Number Human Social Behaviour Effective Contact Travel India’s recent ‘second wave’ of COVID-19 was severe, but showed varying impact in different states. Smaller states with rarefied...

... ( Giljov et al. 2019 ). Nevertheless, a left eye-right hemisphere advantage is assumed to be the more common pattern of lateralization in social behaviours ( Salva et al. 2012 ; Forrester and Todd 2018 ; Lindell 2013 ; Rogers and Kaplan 2019 ) and geese appear to follow this pattern. The preference...

... in this co‐operative behaviour with evolutionary benefits in increase weight and fecundity. altruism co‐operation Drosophila melanogaster feeding clusters group foraging kin selection larvae social behaviour Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada 10.13039/501100000038...

.... Understanding social behaviour thus requires carefully disentangling genetic, environmental, maternal and social sources of variations as well as the correlation structure between behaviours. Here, we assessed heritability, maternal, common environment and social effects of eight social behaviours...

... individual metabolic traits and vulnerability to capture. Ecophysiology fishing metabolism social behaviour trawl High mortality and selective removal of fish caused by fishing can induce changes in the phenotypic composition of fish stocks ( Enberg et al., 2012 ; Heino et al., 2015...

... with abundant refuges, stealthy mating tactics may be effective because non-territorial males can readily hide from territorial males. Anthropogenic physical alterations at our site allowed us to compare social behaviour and reproductive success in male collared lizards occupying two types of rip-rap...

... produced by Rehan & Schwarz (2015) , with climate zones (left) and behaviour (right) overlaid. Biogeographical distribution is strongly correlated with social behaviour. Grey branches indicate trait state unknown. Clades of more recent African/Oriental representatives (node g) and African...

... are generally termed anti-social behaviours. ¹ The 1998 Crime and Disorder Act defines ASBs as any behaviour, ‘that caused or was likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more persons not of the same household as [the perpetrator]’ (cited in Millie 2008a ). As in New York City...

... parasitism social behaviour tolerance Parasitic infections can have a significant influence on grouping behaviour (reviewed by Barber, Hoare & Krause, 2000 ; Krause & Ruxton, 2002 ). Being part of a group usually involves several advantages, such as reduced predation risk, more efficient...

... response rules snowdrift game social behaviour JSPS 10.13039/501100000646 15K07219 JSPS Research Fellowship for Young Scientists 14J00472 1a x i = r x ( y i − 1 ) + ε x , and Cooperative interactions, however, usually involve ample opportunity to assess...

... the importance of probing the fitness consequences of both personality traits and task participation. animal personality keystone individuals social behaviour task allocation Abstract In animal societies, behavioral idiosyncrasies of the individuals often guide which tasks they should perform...

... defence effectiveness defensive secretion feeding niche Formicidae generalist predators plant allelochemicals salicylaldehyde sequestration social behaviour Experiments were conducted in July 2001 at sites A3 and A4. We selected 15 plants (c. 1 m tall) of S. myrsinifolia per site...

... mechanisms to maintain the compositions that maximize the success of the colony without compromising the expected reproductive output of either phenotype. anelosimus animal personality frequency‐dependent selection group success social behaviour Theridiidae The last two decades have seen a tremendous...

... it was a female, suggesting that it may take longer for smaller males to assert themselves. Our results provide insights into some potential consequences of increase in fishing pressure and loss of habitat complexity in Caribbean reefs for the social behaviour and population dynamics of these lobsters. aggression...