Let's stick together: Infection enhances preferences for social grouping in a songbird species by Marissa M. Langager, James S. Adelman, Dana M. Hawley

“…While infected hosts often express sickness behaviors (e.g., lethargy) that can reduce social associations with conspecifics, enhanced sociality during infection might be favored in some systems if social grouping improves host survival of infection. Directly assaying social preferences of infected hosts is needed to elucidate potential changes in social preferences that may act as a form of behavioral tolerance (defined as using behavior to minimize fitness costs of infection). …”
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The Role of Cognitive Factors in the Perception of Artificial Social Groups with Different Level of Social Typicality by M.V. Baleva

“… The study is devoted to the analysis of the role of cognitive styles and divergent thinking in the stereotyped and biased perception of outgroups identified by the criterion of social typicality. 191 participants (142 females and 49 males (26%) from 17 to 22 years old (M = 19.06, SD = 0.98) read 4 variants of stimulus texts containing information about artificial social groups with low and average levels of social typicality, and then filled in methodic forms aimed at measuring stereotyping, bias, cognitive styles and divergent thinking. …”
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Features of the Folk Ideas Reflection about Fate in the Signs and Superstitions of Social groups in Vladivostok by М. S. Kiseleva

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PSYCHOLOGICAL AMORTIZATION FACTORS FOR MEDIA IMPACT IN DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN FROM DIFFERENT SOCIAL GROUPS by Olga I. Makhovskaya, Fyodor O. Marchenko

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BENEFITS DERIVED FROM SOCIAL GROUP MEMBERSHIP BY POULTRY FARMERS IN ONDO STATE, NIGERIA by Adewumi Temidire Olumoyegun, BolanleAina Olumoyegun

“…Investigating the benefits derived and constraints encountered by poultry farmers in membership of social groups was the main thrust of this study.  A two-stage sampling procedure was employed to select 120 poultry farmers in Ondo state. …”
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The interaction between cortisol and testosterone predicts leadership within rock hyrax social groups by Yael Goll, Camille Bordes, Yishai A. Weissman, Inbar Shnitzer, Rosanne Beukeboom, Amiyaal Ilany, Lee Koren, Eli Geffen

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A brief discussion on the creation of earthquake popular science courseware for different social groups by Hongmei Li, Ning Liu

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Stereotypes and valuations of Peruvian social groups in a sample of wealthy people from Lima by Gina Pancorbo, Mathias Schmitz, Ian Nightingale Ferrer, Andrés Manuel Palacios Agurto, Agustín Espinosa

“…Objective: To contribute to understanding this phenomenon, the present study aims to examine the stereotypical representations and prejudice towards different Peruvian social groups by high-socioeconomic-status group members from Lima. …”
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How Does the Social Grouping of Animals in Nature Protect Against Sickness? A Perspective by Lynette A. Hart, Benjamin L. Hart

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Work-family trajectories across Europe: differences between social groups and welfare regimes by Mustafa Firat, Mark Visser, Gerbert Kraaykamp

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PROFESSIONAL FOSTER FAMILY: SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A SPECIAL SMALL SOCIAL GROUP by A. Makhnach

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Social Group Work Practice by Nongovernmental Organizations for Upliftment of People Affected and Infected by AIDS by Mutluri Abraham

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Analysis of the quality of diagnosis and treatment of primary headache in different social groups of the Ural Region by E. R. Lebedeva, N. R. Kobzeva, D. V. Gilev, E. Olesen

“…Objective: to analyze the quality of diagnosis and treatment of primary headache (HA) in different social groups of the Ural Region. Patients and methods. …”
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Is the representation about social groups distinct from that of other concepts? A neuropsychological study by Luca Piretti, Andrea Carnaghi, Fabio Campanella

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What Do Social Groups Have To Do With Culture? The Crucial Role of Shared Experience by Bradley W Bergey, Avi eKaplan

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Summer distribution and habitat preference of beluga whale social groups in the Eastern Beaufort Sea by Alexandra Mayette, Marianne Marcoux, John Iacozza, Megan Ferguson, Amelia Brower, Lisa Loseto

“…This study compares the habitat preference of three beluga social group types: (1) individual belugas, (2) groups of adults, and (3) groups with at least one calf. …”
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Social Group Work Practice by Nongovernmental Organizations for Upliftment of People Affected and Infected by AIDS by Mutluri Abraham

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Promoting wellbeing with sunny, a chatbot that facilitates positive messages within social groups by Narain, J, Quach, T, Davey, M, Park, HW, Breazeal, C, Picard, R

“…A 10-day study was conducted with three pre-existing social groups of four members each in control (n=12) and experimental groups (n=12). …”
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Promoting wellbeing with sunny, a chatbot that facilitates positive messages within social groups by Narain, Jaya, Quach, Tina, Davey, Monique, Park, Hae Won, Breazeal, Cynthia Lynn, Picard, Rosalind W.

“…A 10-day study was conducted with three pre-existing social groups of four members each in control (n=12) and experimental groups (n=12). …”
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Processing power limits social group size: computational evidence for the cognitive costs of sociality by Dávid-Barrett, T, Dunbar, R

“…However, the social (or communication) complexity hypothesis suggests that the kinds of information that can be acquired and processed may limit the size and/or complexity of social groups that a species can maintain. We use an agent-based model to test the hypothesis that the complexity of information processed influences the computational demands involved. …”