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The Mnemonic Functions of Interpersonal Verbs
Social Cognition, 2000The two studies we report here examine spontaneous trait inferences from a linguistic perspective using an uncued recall paradigm. From earlier studies (Semin & Marsman, 1994), we know that the degree to which dispositional inferences are made varies as a function of the verb type used to describe an event.
Gün R. Semin, J. Gooitske Marsman
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Interpersonal Relationships and Immune Function
1989There is increasing evidence that the central nervous system can influence the functioning of the immune system, the body’s defense against infectious and malignant disease (Ader, 1981). In this chapter we will review data linking the quality of interpersonal relationships with immunocompetence.
Janice K. Kiecolt-Glaser, Ronald Glaser
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Neurobiology of Criterion A: self and interpersonal personality functioning
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2018The Criterion A of the DSM-5 Alternative Model of Personality Disorders follows a functional approach to personality disorders which can be effectively related to abnormalities in brain circuits that are involved in processes related to the self and others.
Sabine C, Herpertz +2 more
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Interpersonal distance as a function of situationally induced anxiety
British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1978Two experiments were conducted to investigate the effects of situationally induced anxiety on interpersonal distance in a two‐person conversation. In the anxiety‐arousing situation subjects were asked to discuss an interesting incident while their social competence was assessed from behind a one‐way screen. The briefing and debriefing periods were used
A T, Brady, M B, Walker
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Interpersonal Features and Functions of Nonsuicidal Self‐injury
Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior, 2012Etiological models of nonsuicidal self‐injury (NSSI) suggest interpersonal features may be important to understand this behavior, but social functions and correlates have not been extensively studied. This study addresses existing limitations by examining interpersonal correlates and functions of NSSI within a stratified random sample of 1,243 ...
Jennifer, Muehlenkamp +3 more
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Coordinated Interpersonal Timing of Vision and Voice as a Function of interpersonal Attraction
Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 1991The purpose of the present study was to investigate the interpersonal coordination of vocal and visual timing within the conversational interactions of dyad members who liked each other, who disliked each other, and who did not know each other. Time series regression analyses were used to provide an estimate of the temporal coordination of each dyad ...
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Ecological Aspects of Interpersonal Functioning
1971For several years, my colleagues and I have been studying the “social penetration process”, a term we use to encompass the events which take place as people develop and dissolve social bonds with others. We have addressed ourselves to such questions as: What is the behavioral course of development of an interpersonal relationship?
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Assessing interpersonal functioning
Journal of Community Psychology, 1973John R. Cannon, Frank J. Zigon
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The interpersonal function of going to in written American English
2009The spread of going to as an expression of futurity in recent written American English has been interpreted by previous studies as being part of a large-scale trend towards the ‘colloquialisation’ of written English. Indeed, in the Frown Corpus most occurrences of going to are found within a range of ‘conversational’ and/or interactive contexts: direct
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Interpersonal Evaluation as a Function of Social Attention
The Journal of Social Psychology, 1970L, Meltzer, N F, Russo
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