| 词汇 | example_english_dyad |
| 释义 | Examples of dyadThese 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. Preventive intervention and outcome with anxiously attached dyads. Measuring dyadic adjustment : new scales for assessing the quality of marriage and similar dyads. The current report examines the interviews of the first 20 parent -child dyads (child mean age 14.25 years, range 9-21 years). In this study, we also identified the difficulty of recruiting family dyads into palliative care research. Prior to conducting the interviews, interview schedules had been pilot tested with two caregiver0 recipient dyads recruited through a local hospice. Students were assigned to dyads at random and were asked to perform a jigsaw task activity. A quantitative analysis of sequential dominance showed no significant male dominance over female, but significant female dominance over male in one of the eight dyads. Strings of sixteenth-note dyads, mostly fourths and triads, weave in and out of major and minor harmonies with various chord extensions. Within these dyads, 35 children used ' happen ' and its variants. Individual dyads used for reliability were selected randomly and included all four classifications. The gender breakdown of the adult interactants in the dyads was 28 male and 123 female. In such a way, 37 dyads were organized to take part in the referential communication task which follows. Much of the discourse of dyads c and g relates directly to the task that was given to them. One difference between dyads c and g (expansive style) and dyads f and h (unextended style) is found in the content of the source statement. An additional six dyads participated but were excluded because of recording difficulties. There might be a substantial correlation between frequency and age of acquisition, but frequency might vary greatly across dyads and, therefore, no overall correlation obtained. Among the 132 protocols gathered, 15 one-minute protocols produced by the four dyads were considered. Finally, in order to account for within-subject correlations induced by repeated measures, we included parent-child dyads as a random effect. The final sample for the present study includes 47 primary caregiver-child dyads. No attempt was made to direct or control the dyads' activities during the free-play sessions. There was also a need to adjust for the differing lengths of the dyads' samples for these measures. The textural position of tritone dyads is equally important for how the chords strike the listener. Output synapses include 25 dyads and 6 monads, ribbon synapses with a single postsynaptic element. Here, phrases built from precipitous eight-note f igures alternate with melodic dyads (displaced as ninths or sevenths) prefacing abrasive chords. Nevertheless, until late in the fugue the first and last notes of the subject are most often expressed as chords or dyads. We found nearly 80 studies on more than 100 samples with 6,282 parent-child dyads and 1,285 disorganized attachment classifications. Their purpose is mainly to emphasize that the dyadic flows in both trade and conflict strongly affect other dyads. The third distinct subset consisted of the four participant dyads with the lowest scores on the composite measure of engagement. Caregiver-child dyads sat facing each other and engaged in spontaneous play interactions using a standard set of age-appropriate toys. My simulations suggest that typing errors result in underestimation of relatedness for highly related dyads. Accounting for typing errors improves estimates for closely related dyads but impairs those for loosely related or unrelated dyads. However, secure dyads were more open to elaborating on positive and negative feelings once they were brought up than insecure dyads were. Following the picture book task, dyads participated in a 30-min semistructured play session in the same laboratory playroom. The coercive power struggles that might emerge in dyads with this combination of risk factors are not difficult to imagine. In roughly 20% of the sample, parent- child dyads engaged in escalating negative control attempts across the second year. Particularly noteworthy is the fact that mutual anger was not a characteristic of dyads in which preschool conduct problems improved. Figure 1 is an example of an antisocial dyad's phase plot. Eight of the 10 dyads were matched in ethnicity. The sample achieved was exhaustive of all the carer cared-for person dyads in the clinical caseloads available to us. In 76 per cent of the dyads, arrangements had been made for joint signatories to authorise bank-account transactions. Surveillance was never total but in all dyads it was a regular part of the interaction between the carers and those with dementia. An examination of types within caregiver - child dyads revealed a somewhat less variable distributional pattern than that identified for tokens. The dyads were recorded when the children, both girls, were 0 ; 11n25 and 1 ; 8n3 respectively. In the present study, we are concerned with finding such predictive evidence on later inflectional growth from parent-child dyads interacting with a book. They found that almost 80% of interactions were collaborative, and noted that successful peer dyads showed a concern for not hurting each other's feelings. The qualitative analysis of three dyads that showed different patterns of gender dominance presented remarkable similarities. In addition, there may be a problem in the measurement of the similarity of interests in politically irrelevant dyads. Politically relevant dyads are those dyads in which the two states are contiguous, or where one member is a major power. However, they did not specify the actual mechanisms of interaction between trade and conflict among dyads. In addition, the estimates of the control variables do not depend much on whether we analyse directed or undirected dyads. The right-most, shaded column presents empirical results for politically relevant dyads only. Reporting tests of robustness across different combinations of these controls, different time periods, different networks and different candidate dyads would fill hundreds of tables. Pairings were arranged so that males within dyads encountered each other only once. Eight dyads received the matched condition first and seven dyads received the mismatched condition first. The dyads were divided into two groups, a main group and a control group. Averaged across dyads, parental rate of verbal labelling did not differ across the three time points. The four instances of deference are consistent with normative respect relationships between the three social dyads (speaker/older brother, brother/father, speaker/father). Approximately half of the vesicles occur in dyads, which show the greatest wall thickness. Both types of dyads employ kinesthetically oriented metaphors (especially of motion) to refer to the collaborative process. Regression of the new data on the reported expected utilities in cases of wars, interventions and threats gives an r of 0.78 (n 241 dyads). In particular, how important are individual levels of political interest and expertise in stimulating higher levels of political discussion within dyads? The same dyads worked on two spot-the-difference tasks, one via online chat and the other through face-to-face conversation. To investigate the effect of gender on conversational interaction, the par ticipants were grouped into eight mixed-gender dyads. Therefore, there is minimal difference within and across the dyads in two variables, age and social distance, that may affect interactional dynamics. The two dyads were recorded when the children (one boy and one girl) were 1 ; 0n29 and 1 ; 0n24 respectively. In short, some dyads read frequently because the partners find pleasure in the routine. Of these 21 dyads, 2 completed only the first visit, and 2 completed only the first and second visits. We consider the three dyads as a rival milieu and use a cross-national design to capture the general nature of the strategic interaction argument. Various comparative doubles or dyads, like "the double cluster of [drinking] vessels" (226), also significantly inform and integrate the entire episode. All participants were randomly assigned to either the treatment or control group, with 41 dyads in the treatment group and 14 in the control group. In all, they made 25 ribbon synapses, with two postsynaptic processes, or dyads. The composer's contemporary harmonic expression, though principally tonal, is determined by the use of conflicting intervals like minor-second dyads, tritone formations, and chromatic colourings. She found that many learners in small groups did not speak at all, and many more in dyads and groups did no negotiated interaction. We reran this analysis excluding dyads who reported on one another at any of the three time points. Approximately 22% of the dyads were coded for reliability and checks were conducted on a continuous basis. Although few residual symptoms of maternal mental illness were detected at 1 year postpartum, interactional disturbances were evident among the case group dyads. In all of these secure dyads, the parents also responded to the child's insecure behavior with nurturant behaviors. As a result of tion is needed for some dyads to reveal a dis- these experiences, later-placed children may tinct diary pattern. From the 303 caregiver-child dyads who participated in the study, two subjects were excluded from the final analyses due to excessive missing data. Secure dyads made more references to feelings and had more moral evaluations than insecure dyads. We observed and interviewed 58 patient-carer dyads during home visits. In the dyads, one person was the subject of the memory book that she or he was encouraged to use in conversation with the partner. The researchers were primarily interested in comparing the maps of clinically referred dyads with randomly selected controls. Prior to the perturbation, however, we expected dyads' interactions to look relatively similar. Moreover, the conditions under which dyads would be drawn toward one region or the other were found to differ for subtypes. We tested the interobserver reliability on 16% of the dyads (average reliability r 1⁄4 .92). One limitation was that father - child dyads were not included. The second 3-min discussion assessed the dyad's capability of discussing internalizing emotions. A total of 252 dyads were originally recruited at the time of delivery. Only three dyads made no mention of awareness, attention or anticipation. Reciprocal food-sharing relationships comprised 26 of the 84 household dyads (11 pairs of households in the core and 2 pairs of core-periphery households). In contrast, social developmentalists focus on the interaction of at least dyads, and the development of social minds of children communicating in a peopled world. Sixteen minutes was the total number of useable minutes common to all dyads. At the same time, we examine the dyads at several levels of analysis. Roughly 41 per cent of the potential coalition dyads expect to win more seats than this. Relatively, the highest biases occur with unrelated dyads for all estimators. Because most dyads are unrelated, estimators assuming unlinked markers should apply approximately to linked markers. Linkage is expected to have little effect on the precision and confidence intervals of relatedness estimates for unrelated or loosely related dyads. Since in our sample the net conflict mean equals -1.09, the dyads tend to be more cooperative on average. 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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