Self-organisation is not mediated by externally pre-set rules but is simply local interaction – processes of communicative gestures and responses, power-relating and ideology-based intending, choosing and acting.
If visual discrimination benefits from intentional processing of A's communicative gesture – as we hypothesize here – contrasting visual discrimination in the communicative and the individual conditions should reveal differential activation in regions associated the processing of communicative intentions [29], [30].
The patterns of activation timing, co-activation, and oscillatory coupling between distinct brain modules provided us with unprecedented detail about processes of human communicative interaction and further allowed us to disentangle a more partner-orientated from a more egocentric conception of interactive communication.
We evaluated depression-specific (recognition, accurate diagnosis, prescription of antidepressant, adequate antidepressant treatment) and a non-specific process of care variable (communicative skillfulness of the GP) as well as the combination of adequate antidepressant treatment and communicative skillfulness.
In processes of sustainability communication, the communicative interplay between the individual citizen and society, inseparably linked to intermediary levels of mutual mediation and reconciliation, is essential.
For dogs, Markman and Abelev (2004) suggest that neophilia, a low-level process, rather than understanding of communicative intentions accounts for referent resolution by exclusion.
However, qualified counselling with the goal to support a communicative process of ACP has not yet been developed in Germany as a standard procedure.
Furthermore, Thiede (2005) argues that health policy's obligations in securing access go beyond the supply of health care, including information, and that trust assumes a key position within this transactional process of information exchange or communicative interaction.
From an ethical perspective, informed consent is a communicative process of providing intelligible, preferably tailored information, checking whether the patient or in the case of PGT, the consumer has understood all relevant information, complementing information found to be lacking, seeing again that all informational needs have been met, and finally, asking for informed consent.
The data so far obtained suggest that neuropragmatic processes draw upon brain regions for action, mentalising, and social interactive knowledge processing to compute different aspects of communicative meaning (Frith 2007; Spunt et al. 2011; Spunt and Lieberman 2013).
