sociality (Meaning)

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sociality (n)

the tendency to associate with others and to form social groups

Sociality is an essential characteristic of human beings, fostering cooperation and communication.
The evolution of sociality in animals has enabled complex social structures and interdependencies.
The sociality of primates allowed for the development of language and advanced cognitive abilities.
Isolation and lack of sociality can have detrimental effects on mental and physical health.
Sociality is a key factor in shaping human culture, influencing norms, values, and beliefs.
The digital age has significantly altered patterns of sociality, both expanding and fragmenting social networks.
The rise of online social media has created new opportunities for sociality but also raised concerns about privacy and social comparison.
Studies on sociality in insects have provided insights into the origins and evolution of cooperation and altruism.
Sociality is an important aspect of urban life, bringing people together in shared spaces and experiences.
The balance between sociality and individuality is a complex and dynamic issue that continues to shape human societies.

the tendency to associate with others and to form social groups

sociability, geniality, agreeableness, affability, pleasantness, cordiality, friendliness, lightheartedness, amenity, graciousness

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Sociality is an essential characteristic of human beings, fostering cooperation and communication.

The evolution of sociality in animals has enabled complex social structures and interdependencies.

The sociality of primates allowed for the development of language and advanced cognitive abilities.

Isolation and lack of sociality can have detrimental effects on mental and physical health.