| Like children with autism, as the monkeys grew, they became increasingly withdrawn and avoided social contact. |
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| A lack of close friends and a dearth of broader social contact generally bring the emotional discomfort or distress known as loneliness. |
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| In autism children are withdrawn, whereas in Asperger's syndrome they desire social contact but cannot negotiate rules. |
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| They will get the social contact, even though the people sharing the same telework centre may work for completely different companies. |
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| This support group provides social contact for head-injured people and their families. |
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| This partially lifts the choke hold that residential segregation puts on interracial social contact. |
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| Teenagers labeled hikikomori, will sometimes hole themselves up in their rooms for months with no social contact. |
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| In the worst cases, sufferers can shut themselves away indoors, shunning all social contact. |
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| The most important facilitators are family members and friends who have regular, social contact with older people. |
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| For them, having a meal again as part of the family is important, and helps to re-establish normal patterns of social contact. |
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| But while one person may get a lift from increased social contact, another may self-evaluate negatively and judge that the experience went badly. |
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| The move also costs the state, which pays the line rental for thousands of pensioners under a scheme to boost security and social contact for the elderly. |
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| Others blame shut-ins, unemployed and socially awkward young men living with little social contact. |
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| We know that social contact is very important, there is strong evidence that social contact helps to prevent cognitive decline. |
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| Opportunities for social contact and interaction are legion even for someone confined to a wheelchair or to their own body. |
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| Try to keep up social contact with friends and family and consider a hobby to keep your mind occupied. |
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| The depth of knowledge of a language required for school work is far greater than that required for social contact. |
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| In addition, the State party should increase the level of psychological meaningful social contact for detainees while in solitary confinement. |
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| It creates opportunities for social contact and for being together and helps people flourish. |
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| Most spoke only German, which explains their lack of social contact with French civilians or soldiers. |
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| Measures should be taken to ensure that the important social contact with the work-place and the other workers is not lost. |
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| Levels of social contact could increase, as individuals know more of their neighbours and interact with them on a more frequent basis. |
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| She grew to be a happy woman who liked social contact and was able to work in the laundry. |
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| These personal needs may be to feel useful, have social contact, be valued, or address unresolved childhood or relationship issues. |
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| You need to understand these problems, but at the same time you need to emphasize the importance of social contact to the person's health. |
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| The reality is that at the Kingston Immigration Holding Centre Mr. Almrei has no social contact with anyone other than guards, who most of the time are unwilling to engage him socially. |
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| The greater ability to have social contact also resulted in marriage and other new personal relationships being formed, something that is extremely difficult to accomplish living in the isolation and poverty of welfare. |
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| A shared awareness of the risk entailed by social contact, which prompts individuals to support each other in order to preserve the public image of all parties involved. |
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| Neighbours and friends tend to shun families where violence is common, and a woman's self-confidence can get so eroded that she withdraws from social contact. |
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| No other city in the world offers so much contrast in ambience and surroundings, so much geniality in social contact and so much freedom to be just who you are. |
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| This means that the space works as a common area providing valuable social contact between tenants, which is of particular importance as many of the tenants are elderly. |
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| Levels of both generalized and civic trust may improve as social contact increases and the perception of local engagement and support from fellow residents increases. |
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| It also comes from voracious social contact. |
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| Madalin's is conducive to friendly social contact. |
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| So a dog becomes the ideal passport to social contact. |
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| Next, the loss of friends and social contact. |
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| The central harmful feature of solitary confinement is that it reduces meaningful social contact to a level of social and psychological stimulus that many will experience as insufficient to sustain health and well-being. |
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| In this regard, they may have served as wider centres used for markets and social contact. |
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| They mentioned a number of very serious issues that have to be considered and Mr. Almrei's situation corresponds to a number of those, issues like no regular social contact. |
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| Another problematic aspect is the way in which the lack of social contact between the various ethnic or religious groups or social classes have resulted in entrenched divisions between some women and others. |
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| Social contact with the outside world was absolutely crucial to maintaining the power of paramount chiefs. |
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