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Paperback. Condición: New. In today's global and digitalized world, the investigation of relational trust as part of social connections has remained a popular and interdisciplinary academic topic. This book explores the idea of trust as a basic type of information processing that might be as old as human existence but has gained new attention with the emergence of online communication channels. The result is a strategic reconsideration of the brain's role in the formation of social relationships and a new look at how information might shape our confidence in others.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In todays global and digitalized world, the investigation of relational trust as part of social connections has remained a popular and interdisciplinary academic topic. This book explores the idea of trust as a basic type of information processing that might be as old as human existence but has gained new attention with the emergence of online communication channels. The result is a strategic reconsideration of the brains role in the formation of social relationships and a new look at how information might shape our confidence in others. The book introduces an innovative theoretical look at trust as a mental algorithm that links our internalized memory of others to our social behavior. It further establishes trust as an integral part of social relationships and investigates why online communication might alter our trust in others and change our perception of relationships. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Join Timmy the Dinosaur on an exciting journey of friendship and discovery! In this charming story, young readers will: - Meet Timmy, a lovable dinosaur who's eager to make new friends- Explore a colorful world filled with different dinosaurs and various animals- Learn valuable lessons about kindness, acceptance, and the joys of friendshipPerfect for children ages 4-6, this beautifully illustrated book will captivate young imaginations and teach important social skills. Watch as Timmy overcomes his shyness and learns to connect with others, showing children that making friends can be fun and rewarding. Give your child the gift of a delightful story that will spark their curiosity about the prehistoric world while nurturing their emotional growth. 'Timmy the Dinosaur: A World of Friends' is sure to become a bedtime favorite, inspiring countless rereadings and discussions about the power of friendship.

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Broschiert. Condición: Sehr gut. Gebraucht - Sehr gut - ungelesen,als Mängelexemplar gekennzeichnet, mit leichten Mängeln an Schnitt oder Einband durch Lager- oder Transportschaden -The Swiss theologian Hans Küng writes in his The Church: 'The road to unity is not the return of one church to another, or the exodus of one church to join another. (the Christian) unity is not the subjection of one church to another, but the mutual regeneration and mutual acceptance of community through mutual giving and receiving.'1 The promotion of the restoration of unity among all Christians is one of the chief concerns of the Second Vatican Council (UR l). This is affirmed in the decree Orientalium Ecclesiarum, which says that the Eastern Churches in communion with the Apostolic See have a unique role to play in promoting the unity of all Christians, particularly Easterners (OE 24).The one Catholic Church consists of one Latin Church and 23 Eastern catholic sui iuris churches. The presence of Catholic Eastern churches in communion with the Roman Church makes us aware that the Catholic Church is much more than the Roman Catholic Church. John Madey says: 'The Oriental Catholic Churches are making the Universal Church more Catholic than the Roman Catholic Church would be able to do. They are not Roman, but in communion with the Roman Church, as the Apostles were not Peter, but in communion with Peter.'2 Moreover, the 'communion of Churches' implies that the different individual Churches share their heritages and value each other with openness and learn from each other and move towards convergence. The Second Vatican Council encourages the Eastern Catholic churches in their particular task of fostering the unity of all Christians, especially of Eastern Christians (Cf. OE, 6, 24). They always try to recover the sources and the highest fidelity to ancient traditions. The very existence of Catholic Eastern Churches has an ecumenical dimension. However, to find themselves in this realm of responding to these issues, they need a stronger sense of their own identity; they need to establish their contact with their own most in-depth resources. The emergence of the theology of the Individual church3 and communion ecclesiology paved the way for restoring their lost identity and most comprehensive resources and thereby progressing in ecumenism.Verlagsgruppe Mainz, Süsterfeldstraße 83, 52072 Aachen 484 pp. Englisch.

Broschiert. Condición: Sehr gut. Gebraucht - Sehr gut - ungelesen,als Mängelexemplar gekennzeichnet, mit leichten Mängeln an Schnitt oder Einband durch Lager- oder Transportschaden -The Swiss theologian Hans Küng writes in his The Church: 'The road to unity is not the return of one church to another, or the exodus of one church to join another. (the Christian) unity is not the subjection of one church to another, but the mutual regeneration and mutual acceptance of community through mutual giving and receiving.'1 The promotion of the restoration of unity among all Christians is one of the chief concerns of the Second Vatican Council (UR l). This is affirmed in the decree Orientalium Ecclesiarum, which says that the Eastern Churches in communion with the Apostolic See have a unique role to play in promoting the unity of all Christians, particularly Easterners (OE 24).The one Catholic Church consists of one Latin Church and 23 Eastern catholic sui iuris churches. The presence of Catholic Eastern churches in communion with the Roman Church makes us aware that the Catholic Church is much more than the Roman Catholic Church. John Madey says: 'The Oriental Catholic Churches are making the Universal Church more Catholic than the Roman Catholic Church would be able to do. They are not Roman, but in communion with the Roman Church, as the Apostles were not Peter, but in communion with Peter.'2 Moreover, the 'communion of Churches' implies that the different individual Churches share their heritages and value each other with openness and learn from each other and move towards convergence.The Second Vatican Council encourages the Eastern Catholic churches in their particular task of fostering the unity of all Christians, especially of Eastern Christians (Cf. OE, 6, 24). They always try to recover the sources and the highest fidelity to ancient traditions. The very existence of Catholic Eastern Churches has an ecumenical dimension. However, to find themselves in this realm of responding to these issues, they need a stronger sense of their own identity; they need to establish their contact with their own most in-depth resources. The emergence of the theology of the Individual church3 and communion ecclesiology paved the way for restoring their lost identity and most comprehensive resources and thereby progressing in ecumenism.Verlagsgruppe Mainz, Süsterfeldstraße 83, 52072 Aachen 484 pp. Englisch.

Broschiert. Condición: Gut. Gebraucht - Gut - ungelesen,als Mängelexemplar gekennzeichnet, mit leichten Mängeln an Schnitt oder Einband durch Lager- oder Transportschaden,Kanten etwas bestoßen. -The Swiss theologian Hans Küng writes in his The Church: 'The road to unity is not the return of one church to another, or the exodus of one church to join another. (the Christian) unity is not the subjection of one church to another, but the mutual regeneration and mutual acceptance of community through mutual giving and receiving.'1 The promotion of the restoration of unity among all Christians is one of the chief concerns of the Second Vatican Council (UR l). This is affirmed in the decree Orientalium Ecclesiarum, which says that the Eastern Churches in communion with the Apostolic See have a unique role to play in promoting the unity of all Christians, particularly Easterners (OE 24).The one Catholic Church consists of one Latin Church and 23 Eastern catholic sui iuris churches. The presence of Catholic Eastern churches in communion with the Roman Church makes us aware that the Catholic Church is much more than the Roman Catholic Church. John Madey says: 'The Oriental Catholic Churches are making the Universal Church more Catholic than the Roman Catholic Church would be able to do. They are not Roman, but in communion with the Roman Church, as the Apostles were not Peter, but in communion with Peter.'2 Moreover, the 'communion of Churches' implies that the different individual Churches share their heritages and value each other with openness and learn from each other and move towards convergence.The Second Vatican Council encourages the Eastern Catholic churches in their particular task of fostering the unity of all Christians, especially of Eastern Christians (Cf. OE, 6, 24). They always try to recover the sources and the highest fidelity to ancient traditions. The very existence of Catholic Eastern Churches has an ecumenical dimension. However, to find themselves in this realm of responding to these issues, they need a stronger sense of their own identity; they need to establish their contact with their own most in-depth resources. The emergence of the theology of the Individual church3 and communion ecclesiology paved the way for restoring their lost identity and most comprehensive resources and thereby progressing in ecumenism.Verlagsgruppe Mainz, Süsterfeldstraße 83, 52072 Aachen 484 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - At the pulsating heart of Bangalore's tech empire, Vikram Mehra fights a silent human crisis: Will machines be able to learn empathy, or are we training them to become like us, with our ugliest biases As the architect of Athena, a revolutionary AI reshaping industries, Vikram realises that its algorithms are quietly eroding lives-denying loans to the marginalized, mistaking grief for risk, and reducing human struggles to cold metrics.