1) I would start by attempting to define sociable. 2) Then find potential factors that may affect sociable. Determine a way to negate these effects. My opinio

1) I would start by attempting to define sociable. 2) Then find potential factors that may affect sociable. Determine a way to negate these effects. My opinion is point 1 is a fool's errand. Point 2 is basically impossible. Ex. Someone that is used to interacting with people all day, may be more likely to break a social isolation, whether they are infected or not. You are trying to fit a narrative to the world. Start by observing what is going on and deducing practices first.