Owners of these dogs display the same affectionate qualities as their pups.
Parental support concerns parents' affectionate qualities (e.g., being responsive to their child), whereas psychological control refers to parents being intrusive and manipulative regarding their children's thoughts and feelings [ 4].
Brubeck had the quality of an affectionate sheepdog, wanting desperately to be liked, and it was impossible not to respond.
In 1985, I wistfully made a list of desired qualities: generous, funny, affectionate, artistic, college-educated, Irish Catholic.
De Pas, D'Urbino & Lomazzi ignored its dark side by producing pieces, which were unfailingly cheerful and affectionate, without seeming overly sentimental: qualities that undoubtedly contributed to their popularity.
Dogs, on the other hand, seem affectionate, eager and loyal, fine qualities for a pet but not necessarily for gripping drama.
The play's most radical, and winning, quality -- its casual, affectionate acceptance of the Chicago realities of corruption, chicanery and callousness -- was airbrushed.
The sonics have a bracing, drawing-room intimacy, and the interpretation, with its impetuous tempo changes, translucent textures, and extremes of articulation, has a raw and febrile quality; a heated, but affectionate, conversation among friends.
You should provide an honest account of your dog, placing his anomalous misbehavior in context by also detailing his many fine qualities -- he's affectionate, he's good with kids, he volunteers at a soup kitchen, he's a terrific dancer -- whatever they happen to be.
They place particular value on process quality in the form of an "affectionate", "friendly" manner of dealing with dementia patients.
