In emulating such a system, the article advocates a planning discourse that encourages greater reciprocal opportunity and perceived mutual advantage for all 'eco-aware' citizens.
Where communication was reciprocal it was perceived as facilitating transition by a CAMHS psychologist (3f).
Future research, preferably using longitudinal data, is needed to provide a better assessment of the direction and strength of the causal paths in the reciprocal relationships between perceived discrimination within healthcare settings, aspects of mental health status, and healthcare utilization.
In each model, in order to test for reciprocal effects between perceived coercion and the therapeutic relationship, we estimated models with cross-lagged (e.g., effect of time 1 coercion on time 2 relationship, and the effect of time 1 relationship on time 2 coercion) coefficients.
Cell proliferation and differentiation are traditionally perceived as reciprocal processes, with cell-cycle withdrawal being required for terminal differentiation [ 40], and P27Kip1 playing an important role [ 41, 42].
However, those with more transactional relationships, perceived as less reciprocal, more often expressed a desire to leave and have more autonomy.
If Millepied brought to his dancing an intuitive understanding of women, he says that performing Balanchine's pas de deux had a reciprocal influence on the way he perceived women.
In an alternative model, the authors found further indication for a reciprocal effect where an increase in perceived control and decrease in anxiety symptoms influenced each other over time.
Neither PTSD nor MDD nor perceived social support had any reciprocal follow-up effect on Attachment Anxiety.
Engagement with the intervention appeared to be perceived by participants as a reciprocal interaction; the more you give the intervention (by answering questions), the more it can give back to you in return (detailed personalized information).
