Results showed that all relational contexts were related to capacity for intimacy (directly or indirectly), with higher relational qualities associated with better capability for intimacy.
"He appears to lack typical relational capacity for family members. . .
Thus, the capacity for basic semantic, conceptual, associative, and relational processing was available to the patients.
Interpretations of Kristeva develop her views further by expanding up the relational self as a capacity for a loving sense of "response-ability" to otherness and difference (Oliver 1998).
The question is nontrivial for relational queries.
These problems have been well studied for relational dependencies.
Determine if you have a desire for relational intimacy.
Kohlberg (1981) charted moral development, the capacity for autonomous discernment following from less sophisticated, more relational forms of discernment.
This resulted in an impairment of spatial relational memory, which supports a capacity for flexible, inferential memory expression.
This model – Burden of Treatment Theory – aims to facilitate a new understanding of the interaction between capacity for action and the work that healthcare systems pass on to patients and their relational networks.
All capacity for pleasure disappears.
