| 词汇 | example_english_reciprocation |
| 释义 | Examples of reciprocationThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. A perception that the physician has somehow cheated on that expected reciprocation is prone to evoke a most strident form of aggression. This terminology reflected the role of kinship in traditional society as a network of obligation and reciprocation holding society together. It may be true that, morally speaking, the rights of economic citizenship must be in place before we can fairly enforce reciprocation for benefits received. Yet others argue that all altruistic acts are reinforced by social reciprocation. In this way, much of the otherwise suppressed and deflected hostility between female affinal and kin relations is expressed through reciprocation and non-reciprocation in gham-khadi. Students must be made to understand the obligation of reciprocation and its consequences to professionalism. Forty-seven percent of the triadic conversations were characterized by full reciprocation, in which each speaker both addressed and was addressed by the other two speakers. The claim that these forms of reciprocation represent virtual, not actively intentional, exchanges can be borne out by considering some contrasting cases. Across the century, leading by example was gradually replaced with arguments for the necessity of working-class abstinence without reciprocation. Besides proving that reciprocation pays, these results show that the length and number of interactions matter when it comes to evaluating another agent's trustworthiness. To understand these acts we have to think beyond the idea of reciprocation as an individual's reward for a particular act of cooperation. But that cuts both ways and sound art has too often given way to the demands of the visual performance side without reciprocation. Finally, only 13 % had no reciprocation between the twins. It does not require, or get, reciprocation in the next turn. As family labour inputs decline, family reciprocation in the form of basic needs provisioning and household asset transmission declines as well. At which point is a lack of reciprocation considered a defection? Yet people still perform altruistic acts with no possibility of reciprocation. The analysis of twin reciprocation, however, obviates this concern, where 87 % of the triadic conversations had some form of reciprocation between all three speakers. Another potentially negative experience is the absence of reciprocation, which might be especially likely in later life. For these reasons, the probability of sharing should be inversely related to the expected reciprocation time. The "rule of reciprocation" holds that we should try to repay, in kind, what another person has provided to us. The reciprocation is controlled by the interest of each party in enjoying esteem but the control is wholly virtual in character. The more radical transformation might entail experimental novel combinations, in the form of hybrids, in 'reciprocation', according to the cycle of discovery frame. For instance, even in prisoner's dilemma games some people consistently cooperate without reciprocation. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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