2001年4月4日 · We define “biosocial” as a broad concept referencing the dynamic, bidirectional interactions between biological phenomena and social relationships and contexts, which constitute processes of human development over the life course.

2016年4月4日 · Through pretending, children practice for adulthood and engage their imagination, creating a cycle of biological and social development. A Social Tool Stored in the Head Society couldn’t exist without communication.

2001年4月4日 · To address this gap, we define the "biosocial approach" as one that conceptualizes the biological and social as mutually constituting, and that draws on models and methods from the biomedical and social/behavioral sciences.

2013年4月7日 · It explores how the biological aspects of nervous, biochemical, and genetic function can be influenced by social factors and how, in turn, the social environment can affect the expression of these functions. Thus, there is a reciprocal relationship which …

Growth continues to proceed in cephalocaudal (head-to-tail) and proximodistal (spine-to-extremities) directions. Infancy is marked by very rapid brain growth and development, and this is the most important component of biosocial development. Neurons = …

This article will provide an overview of the biosocial approach, its key concepts, and its implications for our understanding of human behavior. Biosocial theory is a relatively new field of study which seeks to understand the biological and social factors that influence human behavior.

The "biosocial approach" is defined as one that conceptualizes the biological and social as mutually constituting, and that draws on models and methods from the biomedical and social/behavioral sciences to address the gap in understanding of …

In this introduction, we describe the state of current research and discuss both the motivation for and relevant concepts underlying a biosocial perspective. We review the themes and research contributions in this issue, and chart a course forward for understanding biosocial pathways of well-being across the life course.