These examples show how the environment of an individual plays an important role and that individualisation is a result of the interaction between an individual, its genes and internal states, and its biotic and abiotic environment. Methods and concepts in biology, such as reaction norms, take i...
The human evidence is of two kinds. First, in a provocative experiment, male subjects were asked to each wear a T-shirt, and female subjects to rate the odors of these T-shirts for pleasantness (sexiness). The subjects, all of whom were students at a Swiss university, were also typed ...
These species are intensively studied examples of intraspecific diet variation26,27,28,29,30,31. We supplement these correlative studies with experimental evidence that diet and sex interactively affect microbiota composition in laboratory populations (stickleback and lab mice). Finally, we show that ...
Individuals have at least some knowledge or concept of who they are, which does not remain static but instead dynamically develops as the person matures. A self-concept does not necessarily accurately match the self, but may instead have a far more ...
Examples of bullying include giving nasty nicknames; humiliating, assaulting, or hurting a helpless peer; pushing; breaking and/or stealing belongings; chasing; isolating; ignoring; causing distress; etc.” Caregivers’ responses to the questions: “Has the child ever been bullied?” and “Did the...
class. From a programming perspective,data structuresand methods are associated with the class, and are part of the class definition. From a database perspective, one can think of each relation as a class, and each tuple (or record) in the relation as an instance of the relation class. ...
Ecoeur F, Weiss J, Schleeger S, Guntermann C (2020) Lack of evidence for expression and function of IL-39 in human immune cells. PLoS ONE 15:e0242329. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0242329 Article CAS PubMed PubMed Central Google Scholar Eguchi T, Kuwahara T, Sakurai M, Kom...
Organism | Definition, Characteristics & Examples from Chapter 1 / Lesson 10 105K What is an organism? Learn the definition of an organism, the different types of organisms, how organisms are classified, and view examples of organisms. Related...
Evidence collected in non-school settings shows that welfare recipients are stereotyped more negatively than the working poor. This mixed methods study therefore surveyed cultural stereotypes and individual constructions of difference concerning the working poor and welfare recipients by German preservice ...
However, evidence from multiple independent studies underscores the pronounced inter-individual variability in the spatial layout of functional networks, commonly referred to as functional topography, in both youths and adults [23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32]. This personalized functional topography ...