Sentence examples for communal orientation from inspiring English sources

Later Protestantism under the influence of Pietism and Romanticism restricted the social and communal orientation of the Reformers to a more individualistic orientation.

We therefore expected a moderating effect of communal orientation on burnout among GP who were high in communal orientation and who perceived their relationships with patients as inequitable.

A sample of 259 GP (Response rate = 52%) completed a questionnaire designed to evaluate perceived inequity, communal orientation, and burnout.

Communal orientation was measured using the French version of the scale elaborated by Clarks, Ouellette, Powell, & Milberg.

We also observed, as expected, a moderating effect of communal orientation on burnout in situations of perceived inequity.

However, in situations of perceived inequity, the individual characteristic of communal orientation (i.e., a desire to give benefits in response to the perceived needs of others), has been found to buffer burnout.

Specifically, we propose that having and lacking power respectively foster agentic and communal orientations that have a transformative impact on perception, cognition, and behavior.

Girls appeared to display a more communal or cooperative orientation, as they used more positive, socially supported language.

The connection between communal affiliation and political orientations would be expressed in the early Muslim community and in fact has continued to function to the present day.

communal living; communalism".  .

Racial and other identities are, borrowing from Gadamer, "hermeneutic horizons comprised of experiences, basic beliefs, and communal values, all of which influence our orientation toward and responses to future experiences" (2006, 287).