The phrase "interpersonal conversations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing communication that occurs between individuals, often focusing on personal interactions.
Example: "Effective interpersonal conversations are key to building strong relationships in both personal and professional settings."
Alternatives: "personal interactions" or "one-on-one discussions".
Have you ever excused yourself from a real-life interpersonal conversation to play Farmville?
Also, regarding alcohol users, a German study found higher losses in the approach to interpersonal conversation in women, and men had lower levels of social avoidance and difficulty approaching others (Muller et al., 2009).
Notably, it was once again emphasized that having the ability to engage in interpersonal conversation with the people who know the data more intimately is critical for deciphering differences and bridging exchanges in international contexts.
Journalists further streamline the material to fit the space requirements of their publication, and additional streamlining may occur when news coverage is reappropriated by bloggers, social media, or even in interpersonal conversation.
Known for his quick wit, his loyalty to his friends and family as well as his belief in the value of education as a conduit to success, John relished his interpersonal relationships and conversations.
I still remember how moved I was by Jameson's description, in a passage on Proust, of the Guermantes salon — a world utterly devoted to "interpersonal relationships, to conversation, art,. . .
Yet, does that mean we cannot have normal conversations and interpersonal interactions?
We endorse the principle that information of all kinds should be more free for more people, that there should be limits to what governments anywhere should get to examine and regulate about your internal or interpersonal life and that conversations of import sometimes necessitate that they only exist between two people and at other times the whole world.
Moreover, it was found that females tended to use more informal and conversation contextual and interpersonal features than males.
In this sense, it is understood that empathy, which was assessed as higher in the female population, may be a major influence on better interpersonal interaction regarding aspects of conversation (Mestre et al. 2009).
