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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Demand-Withdraw"”.
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Demand/withdraw patterns in organizations.
… of this study is to examine and investigate if demand/withdraw patterns occur in organizations, filling a gap in the literature exploring demand/withdraw outside of interpersonal relationships. Demand/withdraw is a pattern of communication in which one person makes a demand, complains, or nags, …
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Demand-Withdraw in the Marital Context of Depression
… were more likely to use high-level negative demands (e.g., use of angry, belligerent tone) and indirect demands (e.g., use of flirting, whining, or nagging tone) after they received a sad MIP, but depressive symptoms were not related to these behaviours when there was no MIP. Interestingly, …
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Komunikační vzorce během konfliktu u romantických partnerů s úzkostnou attachmentovou vazbou
… appear in the literature - cycling negativity, demand-withdraw, mutual avoidance, and constructive communication. Although the topic of partner communication is very broad, negative communication patterns in partners with an anxiety profile have been denied attention. My aim is to a) examine …
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Interpersonal functioning and depression: Reassurance seeking, negative self-verification, and the integration of sociotropic and autonomous personality styles.
… This finding was discussed in terms of the demand-withdraw cycle described in marital research. In addition, increased depression was associated with a combination of high levels of reassurance-seeking, negative self-verification, and rejection, consistent with previous research. However, …