interpersonal

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Mind and personality
-hearted
-heartedly
-heartedness
alexithymia
allism
allistic
alter ego
ambivert
Asperger's syndrome
gender identity
gestaltist
jib
neurotypicality
noddle
noetic
noggin
non-identity
psychoanalysis
psychoanalytic
subconscious

Examples of intrapersonal

intrapersonal
But this focus on intrapersonal features neglects what now appear to be inevitable public features that also effectively serve important interpersonal functions.
Therefore, it is important to identify other intrapersonal and interpersonal factors that may differentially place these girls at risk.
These four disaggregated scores were family events, school events, interpersonal events, and intrapersonal events.
Prudence stands to intrapersonal conflict in roughly the same relation that justice stands to interpersonal conflict.
According to these models, health behaviours are influenced by the proximal intrapersonal and psychological factors plus the more distal social and physical environmental factors.
It vindicates the way the topics of distributive insensitivity, interpersonal and intrapersonal aggregation, and the separateness of persons have been seen as interconnected.
In this way, the subjectivist can avoid the problem of intrapersonal conflicts of obligation.
Such models implicate cognitive-affective, social learning, conventional commitment and social attachment, and intrapersonal factors.
When coupled with the added intrapersonal stressors associated with violent victimization, problems with psychoemotional development may also arise.
Section 1 outlines a framework for expressing interpersonal and intrapersonal comparisons.
When they are the same individual, it expresses an intrapersonal comparison.
Intrapersonal resources and the effectiveness of selfhelp groups for bereaved older adults.
But what exactly does it mean to say that utilitarianism treats interpersonal and intrapersonal aggregation in the same way?
We move now into the area of intrapersonal and interpersonal intelligences.
The genre of 'comment' apparently allows expression of the intrapersonal needs of scientists in their role as academics.
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.