Значения термина social connectedness на английском

Physical and social connectedness provide the brakes needed to slow the roller coaster.

The trick is to balance physical distancing with social connectedness.

In short, social connectedness massively overwhelms academic achievement.

The United States scores better for cohesion, which aims to measure tension across generations, and social connectedness.

Removing people from their cars creates a sense of social connectedness and allows citizens to interact with people from different backgrounds.

Some of these differences may be related to more new residents, lower housing density, and less social connectedness in road communities.

Outdoor exercise equipment has become popular as important environmental infrastructure to provide opportunities for physical activity and social connectedness in public settings.

This broader definition also considers factors such as recovery and environment, energy-management, self-efficacy, purpose congruence, positive relationships, and degrees of social connectedness.

Findings indicate that sleep dysfunction and social connectedness were strongly associated external modulators of intrinsic homeostasis in this sample of 12-year old participants.

She added low levels of social connectedness are related to poor health outcomes, higher mortality risks and a significant reduction in quality of life.

But social connectedness and liking school in no way implies that a kid has to be popular in order to become a well adult.

Purpose: To explore relationships and group differences in attachment-related constructs ( social connectedness and social support) and sexual health behaviors in a sample of homeless youth.

About 43 percent of the women were in the highest social connectedness category while about 8 percent fell into the lowest group.

The factor that most pointed toward adult well-being was social connectedness as an adolescent (0.62 correlation, if you're into that sort of thing).