sociobiological

IPA: soʊsiʌbaɪʌɫˈɑdʒɪkʌɫ

Examples of "sociobiological" in Sentences

Yes, sometimes it seems a sociobiological imperative.
I've been thinking about it and have come up with an explanation in sociobiological terms.
Religion, art, and science themselves are "explained" by means of sociobiological just-so stories.
Of late the sociobiological approach to violence, never completely out of fashion, has returned with a vengeance.
The sociobiological theories emphasize a heritable propensity for violence at both the individual and the social level.
Looks at a sociobiological theory of motivation, claiming humans possess four basic drives: to acquire, to bond, to learn, to defend.
Attempts to fill this vacuum prompted the idea of sociobiological underpinnings for the aesthetic appreciation of nature, such as “prospect-refuge theory”
This is part of a broader self-questioning I’ve been going through on a number of philosophical issues which I’m still working out- primarily, about ‘human nature’- i.e., to what degree we’re in an existentialist situation or in a sociobiological situaion.. and to the degree the latter is true, what kind of sociobiological situation.