This brain-to-brain link may also account for feelings of rapport, which research finds depend in part on extremely rapid synchronization of people's posture, vocal pacing and movements as they interact.
When there are warm feelings of rapport or love; a strong sense of compassion and kindness probably entails releases of oxytocin, though I haven't seen a study on that specific subject (a great Ph.D. dissertation for someone).
If sad faces do indeed elicit approach, then perceivers might perhaps experience feelings of rapport as it encourages the formation of social bonds.
During the conversation references were made to their family situation that conveyed a feeling of personal rapport [ 16 ].
She offers £30, feeling some sort of rapport, particularly when it turns out that the two of them went to the same underperforming school.
Besides making a somewhat refreshing sound in the springtime, they nourish the ego of two sorts of persons: those who toss a coin feeling it to be a gesture of rapport with the world, and those who ostentatiously pay the organ grinder to go away, feeling that this implies some special musical sensitivity.
If there was a certain level of trust in clinicians and/or caregivers (e.g. good rapport, a feeling of mutual respect), then some clients were willing for their own involvement to be less prominent.
The emphasis on relationship; such as "Lessen someone's feelings of isolation," "Build rapport and connectedness," and "Mending broken relationships" is important [ 17].
There seems to be a rapport and a feeling of excitement.
Antenatal visits can play a critical role in preparing a women and her family for birth by establishing rapport and a feeling of confidence between the women and the healthcare provider and by individualizing promotional health messages [ 36].
