Sentence examples for a dyadic interaction between from inspiring English sources

The extensive literature on sanctions has mainly focused on a dyadic interaction between sender and target.

Successful breastfeeding involves a dyadic interaction between a mother and her infant.

The extensive literature on efficacy of sanctions has been mainly focused on a dyadic interaction between sender and target.

Consider a dyadic interaction between two individuals, i and j.

Existing models for patient autonomy [ 16- 19] envision a dyadic interaction between patient and physician, and so may not be suitable for the situation in Japan.

A conflict was defined as an aggressive dyadic interaction between aggressor and victim, started by the aggressor initiating an aggressive action against the victim and ending with either submission, flight or non-aggressive behavior, which was not directly followed by further aggression.

Indeed, one could speculate that in ethological settings (Cheney and Seyfarth, 1990; Cheney and Seyfarth, 2007), primates are only able to efficiently acquire knowledge about their social hierarchy from dyadic interactions (cf., training trials) because the relationship (i.e., dominance) between the individuals in a dyadic interaction is inherently specified to be transitive in nature.

As there are two persons involved in a dyadic interaction, we combine their body parts in the same graph (see Fig. 3).

The aim of our study was first to replicate previous research: Based on the current literature, we assumed that the severity of maternal depression would be inversely related to maternal sensitivity in a dyadic interaction.

Dominance in our study refers purely to context-specific food-related dominance at an instantaneous moment in time, and will be defined as "an asymmetry in the outcome of dyadic interactions between individuals, or a priority of access to resources" (Drews, 1993).

During focal hours, we observed five agonistic dyadic interactions between females that led to intervention by a third party (2% of all agonistic interactions).