Sentence examples for interpersonal responsiveness from inspiring English sources
Whereas Kristeva understands the self as a dynamic interplay between the feminine semiotic and the masculine symbolic, Chodorow understands the self as linked to cultural norms of feminine interpersonal responsiveness.
In the USA, interpersonal responsiveness and caring was viewed as less obligatory and more of a personal choice [ 18].
They value not only reproductive potential and physical attractiveness but also non-physical traits, like interpersonal responsiveness, loyalty, chastity, commitment, and parental skills (Buss & Schmitt, 1993; Simpson & Gangestad, 1992).
The reverse was true for restricted individuals, who may prioritize traits other than physical attractiveness, i.e., interpersonal responsiveness and fidelity (Buss & Schmitt, 1993; Provost et al., 2008; Simpson & Gangestad, 1992).
Interpersonal Reactivity Index (IRI) [ 43].
The IIP has adequate test-retest reliability, convergence to an established measure of interpersonal styles, and responsiveness to changes in psychotherapy [ 40, 41].
Instead, individuals seem to compromise on physical attractiveness when seeking a long-term partner and emphasize interpersonal and emotional responsiveness (Kenrick, Sadalla, Groth, & Trost, 1990; Regan, 1998) and tend to evaluate women's attractiveness more conservatively (Brase & Walker, 2004).
In this disorder there is a disinclination to interact with others; the individual appears passive, aloof, and withdrawn, and there is a notable lack of interest in and responsiveness to interpersonal relationships.
The literature has also shown that the private sector outperforms the public sector in ambulatory care on interpersonal aspects, such as responsiveness, communication, hospitality and being more client-orientated [ 2, 46].
We further explored whether affective presence mediates the effects of a common predictor of interpersonal attraction, which is perceived responsiveness.
9– 14 Within the neurodegenerative disease spectrum, the behavioral variant of frontotemporal dementia (bvFTD) produces striking deficits of music emotion processing as part of a wider syndrome of selective brain atrophy (chiefly affecting the frontal and temporal lobes) with impaired emotional understanding and responsiveness and profound disruption of interpersonal conduct.
