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Social networking services ... a big platformto createsocial relationships
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these expressions of gratitude among strangersinfluencesocial relationships
the power dynamicsinfluencesocial relationships
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Still another custom that ends in greater emotional wellnessis creatingsocial relationships
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positive affect ( PA)—the feelings(passive) are influenced bysocial relationships
the anxiety of individualisation(passive) caused bysocial relationships
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physical healthcan influencephysical health
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to more employment , satisfaction , health , and valued social rolescan leadto more employment , satisfaction , health , and valued social roles
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to the Outcomes of Program Participants ... NRCNA Institute for Research on Poverty - University of WisconsinContributeto the Outcomes of Program Participants ... NRCNA Institute for Research on Poverty - University of Wisconsin
to the development of obesity through the interaction of biological , behavioral , and environmental factorsmay contributeto the development of obesity through the interaction of biological , behavioral , and environmental factors
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our health outcomes , including sub - topics like : the neuro - endocrinology of social Isolation and the influence of doctor - patient relationships on health outcomesinfluenceour health outcomes , including sub - topics like : the neuro - endocrinology of social Isolation and the influence of doctor - patient relationships on health outcomes
many challenges for an individual with ADD.Difficulties with paying attention to others , missing important verbal and nonverbal cues , impulsively reacting or saying things that may be hurtful , moodiness , quick temper , low tolerance for frustrations , forgetfulness , zoning out in conversations , oversensitivity to criticism , emotional over - reactions ... problems following through with commitmentscan createmany challenges for an individual with ADD.Difficulties with paying attention to others , missing important verbal and nonverbal cues , impulsively reacting or saying things that may be hurtful , moodiness , quick temper , low tolerance for frustrations , forgetfulness , zoning out in conversations , oversensitivity to criticism , emotional over - reactions ... problems following through with commitments
health , but only limited evidence on the health effects of the personality characteristics that are thought to mold people 's … ( More ) Weerachai Tantinikorn , Cuneyt M. Alper , Charles D. Bluestone , Margaretha L. Casselbrant OBJECTIVEcan influencehealth , but only limited evidence on the health effects of the personality characteristics that are thought to mold people 's … ( More ) Weerachai Tantinikorn , Cuneyt M. Alper , Charles D. Bluestone , Margaretha L. Casselbrant OBJECTIVE
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through physical meetings ... but maintained remotely by good communicationare createdthrough physical meetings ... but maintained remotely by good communication
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how we use languagecan influencehow we use language
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