intrapersonal
- adjective
- /ˌɪntrəˈpɜrˌsənl/
- Specialized
- He spent time journaling to enhance his intrapersonal awareness and emotional growth.
- intrapersonal intelligence
- intrapersonal factors
- intrapersonal competencies
These are the interpersonal things that drive all those intrapersonal patterns and are making you sick.
- These are the interpersonal things that drive all those intrapersonal patterns and are making you sick.
- Conscience is an instance of an intrapersonal solution to coordination problems.
- And so, yeah, I imagine they talk more and use the eye shades less and it is more interpersonal rather than like intrapersonal or going inside.
- It's like inter intrapersonal, like within the person competing agents.
- Intergovernmental debt is, is exactly the same as my saying that I have intrapersonal debt.
Examples
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Her intrapersonal skills helped her understand her feelings and make better decisions.
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Self-control and coping are intrapersonal competencies with potential impact far beyond that of eating disorder risk.
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Conscience is an instance of an intrapersonal solution to coordination problems.
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Effective reflection, metacognition, and intrapersonal intelligence are also critical for the achievement of the global learning goal.
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Five levels of influence are described in the model: individual or intrapersonal, interpersonal, organizational, community, and public policy.
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Thus, we can expect certain commonalities in the intrapersonal selves of different people.
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Both family functioning and intrapersonal competencies were related to eating attitudes and behavior.
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Their findings indicate the importance of three composite scores: Intrapersonal, Adaptability, and Stress Management.
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Positive characteristics that capture the essence of the intrapersonal component include traits such as peaceful, patient, and confident.
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Personal goals are intrapersonal and self-centered, whereas social goals are interpersonal and society-centered.
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Synonyms
Inside a person, object, or system, not outside
In the central part of a thought or feeling
Inside a person's thoughts and feelings
Happens inside a person's mind and involves their thoughts and feelings
Happens inside a person's mind and does not involve other people
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Intrapersonal is made of intra- 'inside' and personal 'of a person', so it means the thoughts and feelings that happen inside you.