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Navigating the Changing Media Landscape from Substack to GEO — CommPRO

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By Lisa Horn
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The U.S. media industry finds itself at a crossroads as political influence, economic volatility and shifting audience behaviors reshape the media landscape. The result is a media environment no longer defined by centralized legacy institutions, but by fragmentation, adaptation and evolving consumption habits. At HUNTER, we’ve been closely tracking the implications of these shifts.
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An automated, data‐driven approach to children's social dynamics in space and time

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By Lisa Horn, Márton Karsai, Gabriela Markova
| Wiley Online Library Verified
ANN Artificial neural networks RFID radio-frequency identification UWB ultra-wideband From birth, children are embedded in a complex web of social relationships. Their earliest social interactions with caregivers are primarily dyadic, but their social network grows steadily to include multiple interaction partners when they enter complex social groups of peers in preschool (2–6 years).
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Testing the effects of kinship, reciprocity and dominance on prosocial food provisioning in azure‐winged magpies (Cyanopica cyana), carrion crows (Corvus corone) and common ravens (C. corax)

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By Lisa Horn, Thomas Bugnyar
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1 INTRODUCTION Benefitting others without receiving a direct gain to oneself, also termed prosocial behaviour, was long perceived as an evolutionary puzzle from the perspective of natural selection theory with its focus on behaviours that increase an individual's own fitness (Darwin, 1859). Marshall-Pescini et al. (2016) define prosocial behaviour as voluntary behaviour that benefits another individual at no gain and no or low costs to the actor.
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