Mutual engagement bilaterally and multilaterally — and not reciprocal exclusion — is what is needed.
Incapable of full reciprocal participation, basically.
Cell surface reception of Shh signaling is a multistep process that entails, but is not limited to, ligand engagement, reciprocal movements of Ptch1 exiting from and Smo translocating into the primary cilium, and activation of the G-protein-coupled Smo by still-controversial mechanisms (Ogden et al., 2008).
I love Martin Weller's notion of 'shifted reciprocity' to refer to the reciprocal, but not identical, engagement between different individuals online.
Engagement is reciprocal.
These findings are in line with findings from several studies which address determinants of reading literacy (e.g., Artelt et al. 2001; Schaffner et al. 2013) and highlight the reciprocal effect of reading engagement and reading attitudes (e.g., Marsh et al. 2005; Mullis et al. 2006).
However, there is currently nothing in the literature which explores how ideas for cartoons can be generated and translated in a collective and reciprocal way to engender engagement with self-management support.
Patients, significant others, scholars and health professionals were involved in the adaptation process, and in constructing both structures and procedures for program implementation, which is consistent with the principles of co-creating healthcare innovations via patient engagement and reciprocal relationships to foster a co-learning process [ 54].
High-risk studies consistently reported that while infants later diagnosed with ASD exhibit signs of the condition at 12 months (e.g., lack of eye contact, reciprocal smiling, and social engagement), no such behavioral differences have been reliably detected at 6 months [ 17].
In this Seminars issue, we explore several different mechanisms of engagement in the reciprocal relationship between patients and researchers.
