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The Interpersonal Circumplex As a Model of Interpersonal Capabilities
Journal of Personality Assessment, 2005In this study, we sought to challenge the existing conceptualization of interpersonal capabilities as a distinct construct from interpersonal traits by explicitly taking into account the general factor inherent within most models of circumplexes. A sample of 206 college students completed a battery of measures including the Battery of Interpersonal ...
Christy D, Hofsess, Terence J G, Tracey
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Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 1999
Interpersonal violence is unfortunately part of the social landscape for many American children. Physicians who care for children and adolescents may find it challenging to incorporate techniques to "screen and intervene" for violence. In order to guide these youth toward safety, the clinician must recognize the scope of the problem, understand the ...
J A, Fein, C J, Mollen
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Interpersonal violence is unfortunately part of the social landscape for many American children. Physicians who care for children and adolescents may find it challenging to incorporate techniques to "screen and intervene" for violence. In order to guide these youth toward safety, the clinician must recognize the scope of the problem, understand the ...
J A, Fein, C J, Mollen
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Neurocase, 2018
When someone touches, say, your upper arm, mirror neurons in your brain's area S2 fire. These neurons also fire when you merely watch another person being touched. However, you do not literally feel the touch from his arm on your own skin. Consistent with this view, we find when someone's arm is removed, he does start experiencing another's sensations [
Vilayanur Subramanian, Ramachandran +1 more
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When someone touches, say, your upper arm, mirror neurons in your brain's area S2 fire. These neurons also fire when you merely watch another person being touched. However, you do not literally feel the touch from his arm on your own skin. Consistent with this view, we find when someone's arm is removed, he does start experiencing another's sensations [
Vilayanur Subramanian, Ramachandran +1 more
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In and out of synchrony-Behavioral and physiological dynamics of dyadic interpersonal coordination.
Psychophysiology, 2020Interpersonal synchrony, the temporal coordination of actions, emotions, thoughts and physiological processes, is a widely studied ubiquitous phenomenon.
O. Mayo, Ilanit Gordon
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Interpersonal Verbs and Interpersonal Experiences
The Journal of Social Psychology, 1992Abstract This study investigated differences in the latency and duration of interpersonal experiences named by two different verb types: “experiencer-stimulus verbs,” for which the experiencer is the subject and the stimulus is the object of a sentence, and “stimulus-experiencer verbs,” for which the experiencer is the object and the stimulus is the ...
Ju Young Lee, Joseph Kasof
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Suicidality Among Transgender Youth: Elucidating the Role of Interpersonal Risk Factors
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2020Data indicate that 82% of transgender individuals have considered killing themselves and 40% have attempted suicide, with suicidality highest among transgender youth.
Ashley Austin +3 more
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Interpersonal complementarity: Integrating interpersonal measurement with interpersonal models.
Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2001Research on interpersonal complementarity has been beset by various methodological problems, including the lack of a consistent and theoretically coherent measurement approach for quantifying and statistically evaluating effects. The purpose of this article is to propose and demonstrate such a method, one that is integrative with interpersonal ...
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Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1997
Two studies assessed the goodness of fit of ideal, quasi-, and noncircumplex models of interpersonal traits. Study 1 (N = 132) represents a secondary data analysis using J.S. Wiggins's (1979) original Interpersonal Adjectives Scales (IAS) and reported by J.S. Wiggins, J.H. Steiger, and L. Gaelick (1981).
Stanley O. Gaines +6 more
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Two studies assessed the goodness of fit of ideal, quasi-, and noncircumplex models of interpersonal traits. Study 1 (N = 132) represents a secondary data analysis using J.S. Wiggins's (1979) original Interpersonal Adjectives Scales (IAS) and reported by J.S. Wiggins, J.H. Steiger, and L. Gaelick (1981).
Stanley O. Gaines +6 more
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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2007
International research reveals that impaired performance in doctors is as much to do with behaviour, attitudes and communication skills as clinical skills (Levinson et al, 1997; Bunting et al, 1998). It is estimated that at any one time about 5% (6000) of UK doctors experience performance problems (General Medical Council, 2005).
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International research reveals that impaired performance in doctors is as much to do with behaviour, attitudes and communication skills as clinical skills (Levinson et al, 1997; Bunting et al, 1998). It is estimated that at any one time about 5% (6000) of UK doctors experience performance problems (General Medical Council, 2005).
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Assessing Interpersonal Perceptions Using the Interpersonal Grid.
Psychological Assessment, 2005Three studies were conducted using the interpersonal grid, a method for assessing perceptions of agentic and communal behavior based on the interpersonal circumplex. The 1st examined consistency across perceivers and convergence between perceiver and the perceived person. The 2nd examined whether responses to the interpersonal grid were sensitive to an
D S, Moskowitz, David C, Zuroff
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