Sentence examples for cognitive rapport from inspiring English sources
We have willful and challenging linguistic innovation on the part of a speaker, followed by a resourceful struggle to keep up on the part of a listener, "a distinctive kind of cooperative activity halfway between a game and a rite" that requires and thereby elicits a special cognitive rapport between speaker and listener (1992, 24).
That probably partially explains why it much was easier for us to accept and appreciate Merriam Webster's selection of "science" and other words on its list for this year such as: cognitive, rapport, and ethic compared to the Oxford University Press selection of "selfie" and other words on its list for this year such as binge-watch, showrooming and twerking.
Research in humans has found that anxiety and depression negatively predicted cognitive functioning in a cohort of school-age children (Rapport et al. 2001).
On this captivating quartet recording, he establishes a lock-tight rapport with his energetic rhythm section and a cognitive interaction with the alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa, another talent to keep a steady eye on.
Although beyond the scope of this paper, the wide range of behaviourally-oriented therapies, methods of establishing rapport and ways of enhancing generalisation of in-therapy cognitive changes to real-world behavioural change is recognised here.
Data collection methods may differentially affect data, with the absence of visual support in telephone data collection likely to increase the cognitive burden on participants and make the establishment of a positive rapport between the patient and clinician difficult to achieve (Bowling, 2005; Evans, Kessler, Lewis, Peters, & Sharp, 2004).
And they have genuine rapport.
