Sentence examples for systemic and interpersonal from inspiring English sources

The revised model of athletic injury aetiology (Meeuwisse et al. 2007), for example, represents a sound attempt at advancing the initial static and linear paradigm, but systemic and interpersonal determinants are not featured.

Queer, and specifically gay, men have our own set of privileges that allow us systemic, cultural and interpersonal powers.

This approach gave us the opportunity to critically analyse power relations underpinning the systemic, institutional and interpersonal challenges health providers face when caring for Indigenous patients in mainstream settings.

The relationship between adverse outcomes and potential mediating factors was identified by using Spearman rank-order correlations between adverse outcomes and measures of perceived systemic characteristics (stigma and interpersonal avoidance, adequacy of training, protection and support, and job stress) and psychological variables (coping style and attachment insecurity).

In turn, TS is viewed as a subset of patient satisfaction (PS) that covers more general and systemic aspects of both medical treatments and interpersonal aspects of clinical care.

Baraka drew from Barack Obama's presidential record to show that electing a black president has not signaled a turn away from anti-black racism at the systemic or interpersonal levels.

Their challenge was both technical and interpersonal.

Demonstrate good communication and interpersonal skills.

Other features of this disorder may include emotional and interpersonal superficiality as well as socially inappropriate interpersonal behaviour.

Investigating interpersonal perception by domain and interpersonal role provided univocal results on the distinctive links between personality and interpersonal perception.

These are termed textual and interpersonal Themes.