The reciprocal understanding mother-child relationship is possible only because of the continual dialogue between faces".
"There has to be a reciprocal understanding between guest and host," said Jeanne Hamilton, the author of "Wedding Etiquette Hell," and a wedding planner herself.
Intense discussion and dialogue between researchers and the ECs was and is still needed in order to develop shared knowledge and reciprocal understanding.
Additionally, the practice must also be culturally responsive to individual families and there should be a reciprocal understanding by families of the culture of the field (Garcia et al. 2000; Harry et al. 1999; Kalyanpur and Harry, 1999).
Decisions are informed by science (left) and made by decision-makers (right), involving a constant process of interaction and exchange, definition of common language, and reciprocal understanding and trust.
The concept of resilience is critically explored in order to consider a normative analytical framework for facilitating social learning and developing a reciprocal understanding of social ecological dynamics that offers a spectrum of resilience options.
There is one relevant corollary to the statement above: providing decision-makers with clear, unambiguous information implies that scientists and decision-makers have a common language and reciprocal understanding, so that the information going through them can be effectively clear and unambiguous.
All forms of communication between human beings have long been recognized as a requirement for reciprocal understanding, transfer of knowledge, and productive development of societies.
Here we highlight four areas where advances could be made towards reciprocal understanding within agricultural and evolutionary fields, with respect to drought responses in tomato.
Creating a reciprocal understanding of what good quality care comprises and the barriers as well as promoters of this should be the starting point for improving the quality of maternity care.
