relationally
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6.5
- adverb
- /rɪˈleɪʃənəli/
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relacionalmente
- Recent reviews emphasize that school counselors and psychologists are better equipped to address increasingly complex peer relationship and adjustment problems when they understand and assess for relationally aggressive behaviors (Young et al., 2006).
- relationally aggressive behavior
- relationally based perspective
- relationally aggressive
Quote, our ability to think relationally is one of the reasons we are running the planet.
- Quote, our ability to think relationally is one of the reasons we are running the planet.
- And that to me was the beginning of thinking relationally, hence community friction and all of that.
- It's a Jewish story about the separation of man and women from God and relationally from each other and how that happened.
- Maybe mom had wild mood swings or, or dad would have wild mood swings and he never really knew what you were going to get relationally.
- Like Buffett gotten sideways with relationally with people, and he was kind of desperate.
Examples
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Central to this relationally based perspective are the interrelated concepts of spirit, body, mind, and context.
Academic text (2009) -
In keeping with this goal, we offer a relationally based Native perspective in which wellness results from the complex interplay of spirituality, physical status, cognitive and emotional processes, and environment.
Academic text (2009) -
Quote, our ability to think relationally is one of the reasons we are running the planet.
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It's a Jewish story about the separation of man and women from God and relationally from each other and how that happened.
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To connect relationally with them is paramount in raising children.
Blog text (22) -
But I think relationally trust almost goes beyond faith because I can stand in what I know, and I can decide not to waver.
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I'm also reading When Helping Hurts about working relationally.
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Here, the organization of people into groups related to one another by age relations served to regulate social interaction by organizing people relationally.
Academic text (2000) -
Furthermore, in college environments, a personalized educational experience may make a substantial difference because learning in this context is relationally driven (Frymier & Houser, 2000).
Academic text (2009) -
Many people experience challenges relationally when trying to build strong friendships.
Synonyms
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5.3
In a way that is about how people talk and get along with each other
You connect things so one thing makes you think of another
Showing that two things are connected or depend on each other
How Relational
Surface Forms
Morphology
relationally = relational (transparent) = relation + al + ly
Standard adverb formation from the adjective 'relational'.
Etymology
Relationally comes from relation, which means 'connection' or 'link' and is the same root as relate and relative. So to act relationally is to behave in a way that builds or uses connections between people or things.