These domains include practical daily functioning (functional domain), the perspective of self (personal domain), functioning in relationship to others (domain of social environment) and perspective of the future (domain of future perspective).
It's called attachment theory, and there's growing consensus about its capacity to explain and improve how we function in relationships.
"One is the clients' overall well-being, the second is how they function in relationships, and the third is how their creative output changes over time in terms of treatment.
Personality disorders are conditions in which people have traits that cause them to feel and behave in socially distressing ways, limiting their ability to function in relationships and other areas of their life, such as work or school.
In summary, this chapter will report on nanotopography-mediated cancer and healthy cell functions in relationship to surface properties and protein adsorption, depicting some possible clues behind topography-mediated cell functions important for regenerating healthy tissue and keeping cancerous tissue from returning after lung or breast tumor resection.
Developmental psychologists interested in the individual's state of mind with respect to attachment generally explore how attachment functions in relationship dynamics and impacts relationship outcomes.
We need to recuperate those older meanings: to read photographs as clichés, in other words, invokes a methodology that conceives of them as mass-produced objects functioning in close relationships to other types of images and texts.
I have written about people with sexual abuse histories, and the importance of a partner understanding how past sexual abuse may impact functioning in intimate relationships.
During the length of this transit (i.e. two and a half years) we have an opportunity to bring about psychological change that will transform us to be healthier and more fully functioning in our relationship with others.
This study examined verbal declarative memory functioning in SLI and its relationship to working memory.
We naturally push people away when we are too emotional, have unresolved issues that interfere with our everyday living and are not healthy enough to function optimally in relationships and our once happy friendships.
