His texts suggest a reciprocity between action and intuition, so that we could also speak of "intuition-oriented action" or simply of "action-intuition".
A common culture allows the articulation of actors with social systems (roles) as the basis of reciprocity of action orientation (including conflict) as well as integration of different systems of action [6].
One knows that the other for oneself, therefore it reverses and denies the reciprocity, the action of reciprocity indicated by the previous phrase.
Some indicators of social capital and cohesion include connections, perceptions of general and interpersonal trust, norms of reciprocity, collective action, patterns of civic engagement, and availability of organizational resources.
The reciprocity of these actions in the art of the Empire calls into question the facile equation of "provincial" with poor quality, derivativeness, and artistic insignificance.
The regulation of both basal NHE1 activity and its upregulation by serum deprivation are linked to a reciprocity of the actions of RhoA and Rac1.
Language may have evolved from manual gestures, and then gradually incorporated vocal elements, so that language involves reciprocity in the actions of partners (Corballis, 2003).
Reciprocal exchanges are an informal form of cooperation that functions on the basis of reciprocity rules (an action by one party leads to an action by another party), beliefs (that people who are helpful now will receive help in the future), and norms of behavior (that people should reciprocate based on social expectations) (Molm 1994; Cropanzano and Mitchell 2005).
Purnell argued that Labour has been looking for ways to "strengthen community through the state", but the answer "was staring us in the face, in the form of the Labour movement itself, and the ideas of organisation, reciprocity and political action on which it was built".
