In Tribute to Stefan Kunz by Mar Perez

“…We do not always remember the exact moment in which we first met our friends [...]…”
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The Neural Representational Space of Social Memory by Sarah L. Dziura, James C. Thompson

“…Social functioning involves learning about the social networks in which we live and interact; knowing not just our friends, but also who is friends with our friends. …”
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Disentangling contact and socialization effects on outgroup attitudes in diverse friendship networks by Bracegirdle, C, Reimer, NK, van Zalk, M, Hewstone, M, Wölfer, R

“…Research on intergroup contact has shown that the numbers of outgroup and ingroup friends we have influence our outgroup attitudes, whereas research on socialization has shown that the attitudes held by our friends influence our outgroup attitudes. Past research, however, examined these processes in isolation, which precludes discerning whether having friends, or the attitudes held by our friends, are both important in shaping our outgroup attitudes, and, if so, which is more important. …”

THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL LEARNING ON THE HUMAN BRAIN by Antonie Schmelzeisen

“…The essay investigates how human brains encode their own learning and memory processes, how the topology of one's larger social network shows similar neural patterns to neural patterns of our friends and why safe learning environments are crucial. …”
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The Consequences of Social Media on our Mental Health are Worrisome by Juan Sebastián Amado Rodríguez

“…That kind of information varies from seeing what our friends are doingto watching YouTube videos non-stop. …”
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Editorial Volume 11 Issue 2 2020 by Karen Nelson, Tracy Creagh

“…Despite all these challenges, our friends and colleagues and higher education practitioners across the world have been responsive and innovative in the face of restrictive conditions, have focused on what they can and will learn from these strange times and have continued to share expertise and experiences, and importantly have never lost sight of what really matters – our students and their success.  …”
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Bridging the gap: United World College students' initiatives in work with refugees by Katja della Liberia, Ramita Ratsathanuwati, Everdina Vermaat

“…We, students of one of 15 United World Colleges (UWCs), encounter the topic on a daily basis – be it through direct experiences of our friends, our work in service projects or discussions we have as a school community. …”

Friendship and self-love through the transformed self by Ang, Charlene Hui Xuan

“…It is often assumed that if we loved ourselves, we would love our friends the same way. While Aristotle implied self-love to be one of the important foundations of virtuous, genuine friendships, little has been said about the actual process of cultivating self-love and how it links to one’s capabilities of loving and form a true friendship. …”
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Russian Siberia against background of changes in statehood by S. V. Novikov

“…Statehood remains the object of close attention, both of our friends and opponents. The disintegration and disappearance of Russia was predicted by J. …”
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The Moral Limits of Impartiality by TEN CHIN LIEW

“…On the other hand, our special relationships are dependent upon features that distinguish our friends and loved ones from others. These relationships grow out of shared experiences and commitments, and are the products of specific times and places. …”
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Fish-hook injuries: a risk for fishermen by Inchingolo Angelo M, Inchingolo Alessio D, Abenavoli Fabio M, Tatullo Marco, Inchingolo Francesco, Dipalma Gianna

“…</p> <p>In the light of this case report, we think it a good idea to advise our friends and patients who we know to be fishermen to wear some form of eye protection as a precaution.…”
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FROM LEARNING AND MEMORY PROCESSES TO THE TOPOLOGY OF ONE'S LARGER SOCIAL NETWORK by Sarah Bauer

“…On the other hand, collective cognition, beliefs, memories, behavior, and neural similarities can be seen as reasons as to why we are like our friends, family members and community. This is since social network topology shapes collective cognition despite the diverse structures. …”
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OCLC Registry of Digital Masters – Opportunities for European Cooperation by Janet Lees

“…We are all familiar with the concept of a registry through our participation in union catalogues and perhaps also from our experience with microfilms through the European Register of Microform Masters (EROMM) hosted by our friends in Göttingen.…”
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Who is the Usual Suspect? Evidence of a Selection Bias Toward Faces That Make Direct Eye Contact in a Lineup Task by Jessica Taubert, Celine van Golde, Frans A. J. Verstraten

“…The speed and ease with which we recognize the faces of our friends and family members belies the difficulty we have recognizing less familiar individuals. …”
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Viewpoints on inclusion in tourism – From accessible tourism to accessible hospitality by Anu Harju-Myllyaho, Salla Jutila

“…Hospitality refers not only to the industry we operate in, but an attitude towards others, may they be our friends, relatives, acquaintances or strangers. …”
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Life and Education Built on Trust by Esra Akdogan

“…However, virtually all of us can bring to mind a scenario where our trust has been broken, but if we do not have trust, it will be more challenging to communicate and coordinate with our friends, colleagues or live. Trust is also essential when administering student-teacher relationships. …”
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From social network (centralized vs. decentralized) to collective decision-making (unshared vs. shared consensus). by Cédric Sueur, Jean-Louis Deneubourg, Odile Petit

“…Relationships we have with our friends, family, or colleagues influence our personal decisions, as well as decisions we make together with others. …”
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Commemorating the Nameless Wives of the Bible: Midrashic Poems by Contemporary American-Jewish Women by Anat Koplowitz-Breier

“…Noah,” and “Job’s Wife”), Shirley Kaufman (“Job’s Wife”), and Sherri Waas Shunfenthal (“Noah’s Wife Speaks,” “The Animals are our Friends,” “Time,” and “Arc of Peace”).…”
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COVID-19 in the UK- Experience from The Frontline by Kamal Aryal

“…There were a lot of problems in getting food from the supermarket on the way back home as the shelves were empty, online food order was impossible but somehow, we managed with our friends delivering food for us at our front door.…”
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Healthy living through sports for the community by Clement Ang Yong Zuo

“…In addition, social networks have provided new means of connection and communication between our friends, family or even strangers. This has provided many new opportunities for people that do not know one another to connect through the internet. …”
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