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Showing 1 to 20 of 42 for “"Interpersonal interaction"”.

  1. Institutional Trust and Interpersonal Interaction: A Contact Theory Approach

    … and institutional trust, the role of social and interpersonal trust, and the link it may have to political and institutional trust, remains underexamined. This thesis directly addresses this gap by employing the Contact Hypothesis—a concept derived from the field of cognitive psychology—as a …

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  2. A Determination of Interpersonal Interaction Expectations in International Buyer-Seller Relationships

    … all types of customers may lead to inappropriate interpersonal interaction if the customer's orientation is only short-term in nature (Jackson, 1985a, 1985b). Anderson and Narus (1991) make the point that significant variations within industries (i.e., hotel industry) can exist in the buyer's …

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  3. The Effects of The Interpersonal Interaction Situation Upon Abstract Thinking Performance in Schizophrenia

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-08T23:00:54Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6402971.pdf: 2671328 bytes, checksum: fe7c12a52802c0308430a81d457b1f32 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1963

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  4. Relational AI : creating long-term interpersonal interaction, rapport, and relationships with social robots

    … that arise in the context of human-machine interactions, most of which are most contentious with children. To this end, I explore questions about young children's interactions and relationships with one such technology--social robots-during language learning activities. Language learning is …

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  5. Effects of gender and gender role on cardiovascular reactivity and anger experience during an interpersonal interaction

    … reactivity and anger experience during an interpersonal interaction. Ninety-six participants interacted in dyads (traditional masculine men with traditional feminine women, and androgynous men with androgynous women). Agency (degree of challenge; High versus Low) and Communion (degree of …

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  6. On-Demand Tutoring in Distance Education: Intrinsically-motivated, Scalable Interpersonal Interaction to Improve Achievement, Completion, and Satisfaction

    … the study was to test an intrinsically-motivated interaction approach, designed to increase distance education support, for both content and motivation, in a cost-effective manner. The literature summarized shows that distance education students desire content and motivational support beyond …

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  7. Communication and Response-ability: Levinas and Kierkegaard in Conversation

    … dialectical, dialogical, and rhetorical modes of interpersonal interaction that are fundamentally rooted in an existential understanding of human striving. Further, I assert that these dialectical, dialogical and rhetorical components are best appreciated when Levinas is placed in dialogue with …

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  8. Are You Really There? The Mediatized Experience of the 21st Century Concert-Goer

    … understandings of the concert experience, and interpersonal interaction within the venue. The combination of a content analysis, participant observation, and interview analysis, examined qualitatively and quantitatively, found that the cellphone has become a standard accessory to concert …

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  9. THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM: ANTHROPOLOGY AND MUSEUM PRACTICES AT WORK

    … used to help independent consultants understand interpersonal interaction/communication, community development and political structure. Also, I examine how these theories and methods can be applied and/or modified to construct situations that result in outcomes beneficial to the consultant and to …

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  10. Music as an interaction ritual: A post-cognitivist framework for understanding musical interaction within Jazz

    Musical performance requires improvised interaction between performers. Though the degree of improvisation and the nature of interactions may vary between different types of music, it is clear that our ability for synchronized action and improvisation is integral to musical performance. Music is …

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  11. Please Talk to Strangers: Using Communication Privacy Management Theory to Analyze Disclosure Between Strangers

    … co-ownership of personal information in an interpersonal interaction with a stranger. Using CPM as a guide, this thesis presents the findings gathered through several focus groups and the analysis of data obtained via survey that seek to help explain how people interact and share their …

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  12. The effects of grammatical structure and feelings of power on risk behavior prevention

    … use of questions and assertions within an interpersonal interaction can indicate and alter the relative power levels of each dyad member. The current research examined the effect of grammatical category (question vs. assertion) on the outcomes of an interaction in which one member is …

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  13. Best Practices In Online Pedagogy: A Pearson Correlation Analysis Between Teaching Evaluation Scores And Transactional Distance Scores In Online Graduate Courses

    … Objectives and Assessments, Instructor-Student Interpersonal Interaction</em>, and the <em>Appropriate Use of Video or Multimedia</em>. The researcher modified these best practices from the Jaggars and Xu (2016) <em>Online Course Quality Rubric</em>. The study utilized Dr. Michael G. Moore’s …

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  14. Changing From The Physician-Patient To The Physician-Consumer Relationship: Examining Consumer Involvement In Medical Interactions

    … (1981) as levels of attention in face-to-face interpersonal interaction between the consumer and physician. This study takes a general systems perspective in exploring patient involvement with the physician-consumer relationship by examining the objects, attributes, relationships, and the …

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  15. Socially guided machine learning

    Social interaction will be key to enabling robots and machines in general to learn new tasks from ordinary people (not experts in robotics or machine learning). Everyday people who need to teach their machines new things will find it natural for to rely on their interpersonal interaction skills. …

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  16. How do Minnesota School Board members learn to do their jobs?

    … means. Skills requiring large degrees of interpersonal interaction, negotiation, or political awareness were learned predominantly through informal (and to a lesser extent external professional transfer) means, while skills in key duties were largely learned through formal means. …

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  17. Threatening the Heart and Mind of Gender Stereotypes: Can Imagined Contact Influence the Physiology of Stereotype Threat?

    … the present study examined whether imagining an interpersonal interaction with a counter-stereotypic exemplar removes the physiological and performance effects of stereotype threat. However, the stereotype threat manipulation failed to elicit a strong stereotype threat effect on performance or …

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  18. Sensory-motor control and adaptation in cooperative action

    … 1 reviews recent developments in studies of interpersonal interaction and highlights control issues that are critical in cooperative action. In Chapter 2, an experimental study addresses the importance of haptic feedback about object dynamics for learning behavioural characteristics of …

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  19. Learning to Burn, Burning to Learn: Transforming Professionals and Organizations through the US Fire Learning Network

    … technologies, communication modalities, and interpersonal interaction to link participants at each scale and motivate them to enhance their collaborative ecological restoration planning capacities. The network directly addresses the challenges of the frustrated transition by enabling …

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