interactional
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- adjective
- /ˌɪntəˈrækʃənl/
:
interaccional
- Patients' views should be considered the gold standard whenever interactional skills are concerned.
- interactional skills
- interactional patterns
- interactional repertoire
Your community is the social and interactional spaces that you participate in.
- Your community is the social and interactional spaces that you participate in.
Examples
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Hence, most such studies have focused on the interactional aspects of the process.
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Dishion, Andrews, and Crosby (1995) examined the interactional styles of aggressive boys and their friends.
Academic text (1999) -
Your community is the social and interactional spaces that you participate in.
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Several examples of training in interactional skills have incorporated these elements.
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Language and culture are on a feedback loop; changing one changes the other in complex interactional ways.
Academic text (1996) -
Treatment institutions or professional organizations can provide interactional skills training as a component of continuing education or quality assurance programs.
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Thus, the teacher may have to modify resources and goals as the interactional context unfolds.
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Teaching interactional skills in postgraduate training programs can assist in maintaining interactional skills and reinforcing their importance.
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The individual contextualizations are then used for a set of highly motivating interactional activities.
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The professor emphasized the importance of interactional dynamics during group discussions.
Synonyms
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About how people relate to and communicate with each other
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4.2
Able to change each other when they are together
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4.2
Relating to sharing information and feelings by speaking or writing
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About communication between people or groups
Involving a two-way exchange between a person and a computer
How Interactive
Surface Forms
Morphology
interactional = interaction (transparent) = inter + act + ion + al
The adjective is a straightforward formation from the noun 'interaction' with the suffix '-al', meaning 'relating to interaction'.
Etymology
The word interactional comes from the parts inter- meaning 'between' and action meaning 'act', just like in interact and interaction, so it describes communication or influence that happens between people or things.