The relational interdependence of these is discussed.
This forefronts the concept of relational interdependence as described by Billett [ 35] where individual agency and social aspects of the learning environment collide.
Billett (2006b) has described workplace learning as being founded on the relational interdependence between the affordances, or opportunities to learn, within the workplace, and the agency of the learner, who may choose to engage with these affordances or not.
These results seem consistent with the view that, compared to men, women's self-representations, social information processing and self-regulation are mostly based on relational interdependence so that women's self-attributes, strivings and preferences are represented within the context of their couple relationships [ 4, 29].
Our findings show the seemingly adaptive persistence of relational commissioning based on networks of interdependence and trust between commissioners and providers, and the difficulties faced by local commissioners in developing market relationships based on purchaser-provider contracting.
Others argue that a relational social ontology, which makes clear the fluidity and interdependence of social groups, should be developed as an alternative to the reification of other approaches to identity politics (Young 2000; Nelson 2001).
Our findings challenge the notion of a strict separation of commissioners and providers, and instead demonstrate the adaptive persistence of relational commissioning based on continuity of provision, trust and interdependence between commissioners and providers, at least for services for people with long-term conditions.
For Foster, dignity is a state of life which best embodies and perpetuates those qualities which are vitally human, while recognizing our inherent interdependence on each other encompassing what makes us, as relational beings, thrive at an emotional, moral, physical, and spiritual level, based on empirical insights from medicine and the social sciences [ 9].
Relational: How do you want to be treated in relation to the opposing party (amount of interdependence or autonomy)?
Abandoning a dichotomous approach to the analysis of urban processes entails a complete change of perspective: attention is no longer paid to the borderlines, namely to the differences and interdependence, but rather to the borderlands, areas of hybridisation and relational spaces between the formal and informal spheres.
Together, these communication and relational dynamics provide the basis for coordinated collective action under conditions of task interdependence, uncertainty, and time constraints [ 27].
