Sentence examples for unconditional positive from inspiring English sources

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The profession is unique in that it encourages unconditional positive regard.

This provided measures of worker regard, empathy, unconditional positive regard, and genuineness, as well as a total score.

Humanistic schools of psychotherapy hold that the empathy, warmth, and consistent "unconditional positive regard" of the therapist for the patient are sufficient to produce important changes.

The only stipulation in Barrowford, says Tomlinson, is that you get on board with their philosophy of "unconditional positive regard" – approaching all children in a positive way, no matter what.

You devote yourself to them, it's a one-way street, it's unconditional positive regard, no matter what happens, and they grow up and go out on their own and you become a very minor annoyance".

Perhaps one reason our relationships with dogs can be even more satisfying than our human relationships is that dogs provide us with such unconditional, uncritical positive feedback.

It is shown that, for the upper and lower bounds on the eigenvalues of the standard eigenvalue problem with uncertain-but-bounded parameters, the presented vertex solution theorem is unconditional, and the positive semi-definite solution theorem and the parameter decomposition solution theorem have less limitary conditions compared with Deif's solution theorem.

Kao (2011) finds a strong positive unconditional first lag only for extreme positive imbalances.

- If you feel continually as if you're "less than," ask yourself "How old is this feeling?" I'm guessing that for most, the feeling of "not good enough" began in early childhood, reinforced by authority figures who somehow conveyed that what you did and who you were was not worthy of their unconditional love and positive regard.

The coefficient estimate of Jamsostek insurance in the unconditional estimates was positive for both provider types, although there was a difference in the level of significance (i.e., 10% at public providers and 1% at private ones).