Synonyms : Socializations
| social influence |
The impact of peers, family members, educators, or colleagues on a person's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
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| social interaction, impaired |
The state in which an individual participates in an insufficient or excessive quantity or ineffective quality of social exchange. SEE: Nursing Diagnoses Appendix.
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| social learning theory |
The theory that learning social standards and behavior occurs by observing and imitating others (e.g., family members, peers, or role models). Social learning also includes conforming, learning in context, and modeling. Th
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| social skills training |
The components of rehabilitation programs that focus on the skills necessary for effective interaction with other people.
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| social class |
Most commonly measured using the Registrar-General's Occupation-based Classification System. This groups people from Classes I to V according to their occupation, eg lawyers and doctors are in Class I, and unskilled manual workers and labourers in Class V.
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| socia | a communist state in Indochina on the South China Sea |
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| socia | advocating or following the socialist principles |
| socia | of or relating to or promoting or practicing socialism |
| socia | a socially prominent person |
| socia | the tendency to associate with others and to form social groups |
| socia | the adoption of the behavior patterns of the surrounding culture |
| socia | the act of meeting for social purposes |
| socia | the action of establishing on a socialist basis |
| socia | make socialist, as of governments or institutions |
| socia | prepare for social life |
| socia | train for a social environment |
| socia | take part in social activities |
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