Interpersonal process recall

Intimacy as an Interpersonal Process

In this chapter, we propose a model of the intimacy process. The process begins when one person expresses personally,revealing feelings or information to another. Jt continues when the listener responds supportively and empathically. For an interaction to become intimate, the discloser must feel understood, validated, and cared for. 'Intimacy' and 'intimate'—from the Latin words intimus (innerm...

Experiencing Flow: An Interpersonal Process View

Previous researches on Flow have focused on the intrapersonal aspect through which individuals can experience Flow. The balance between challenge and skill has been the most important precondition for Flow. However, Flow may be attainable through other methods especially in terms of historical and cultural perspectives. To provide an alternative explanation, the current study discussed Shinmyeo...

The Individual Group Member Interpersonal Process Scale

In this chapter we describe the development of the Individual Group Member Interpersonal Process Scale (IGIPS), a group therapy process measure based on an interpersonal, interactionally oriented approach to group psychotherapy. We delineate the nature of the group theory underlying the IGIPS as well as the entire developmental history of the instrument. The rationale for the creation of the me...

Recall as a self-limiting process

Presentation of only some category names as retrieval cues following presentation of a categorized list enhanced recall of the cued categories relative to free recall, but reduced recall of the noncued categories (Experiment 1). This recall interference from recall of cued categories increased with the number of category names presented (Experiment 2), and was not due merely to delaying the sub...

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