Later investigations did find reduced interconnectedness for positive interpersonal content in depressed individuals, relative to healthy control participants and a mixed anxiety control group (Dozois & Frewen, 2006), although this profile did not show specificity to depression in that similar findings emerged for a sample with social phobia.
GE Capital has decreased its total assets by over 50percentt, shifted away from short-term funding, and reduced its interconnectedness with large financial institutions.
"Clearinghouses are intimately connected with the financial system and overall banking system, so the idea that clearinghouses reduce the interconnectedness of the financial system is incorrect," he said.
Visibility of neighbours' wealth reduces cooperation, interconnectedness, and wealth (bottom two), and visibility leads to greater inequality especially in initially more highly unequal setting (bottom right).
I experience an interconnectedness with the environment around me, heightened by the wind, sun and rain.
A key characteristic of organised crime in today's Russia is the depth of its interconnectedness with the legitimate economy.
Global cities, it is suggested, have more interconnectedness with other cities and across a transnational field of action than with the national economy.
A sense of community acknowledges the obligations to and interconnectedness with the other residents of that place.
One example that shows the effects of rationalisation and modernisation policies and their interconnectedness with technological developments is that of the introduction of pedigree cattle breeding.
He said that the two criteria that led the Fed to interfere were Bear Stearns' interconnectedness with the financial markets and the fragility of those markets.
Another unique component of agency in prison was its interconnectedness with reciprocity, adding to the complexity of motivations and capacity for initiating change.
