This suggestion challenges Dan Zahavi's view that confines the sharing of emotions solely to reciprocal experiences.
It is based on the premise that child development is dependent upon, and highly influenced by, the nature of the parent child relationship and that development of this relationship requires ongoing, dyadic (reciprocal) experiences between parent and child.
It is also assumed that all relay links are reciprocal and experience the i.ni.d Nakagami-m fading.
The Tibetan and Hui cultures in Kaligang are composed by factors of both cultures and both have coexisted for a very long time, becoming gradually influenced by each other, and following the specific circumstances of historical periods, they experienced reciprocal up and down changes.
Many GPs indicated that they experienced reciprocal inspiration through shared responsibility.
If we wish to understand what brings immigrants to our shores, we would do well to make the experience more reciprocal by visiting theirs.
These species of mice were selected on the basis of disparity at the MHC locus and prior experience with reciprocal rejection of grafts between these murine strains [ 18].
Past help should predict food sharing if the helping decisions of bats are determined by recent past social experience, whereas reciprocal help should predict food sharing even better if bats use social information accrued over longer time periods.
The At genome experienced two reciprocal chromosome arm translocations, between chromosome 02 and 03 and between chromosome 04 and 05, with break points near the centromere regions.
Some patients brought to attention the potential danger of communication between hospitalized patients themselves, through which anxiety might be exacerbated among "the deaf", rather than any reassuring exchange of experiences and reciprocal encouragement occurring (table 8).
