Titlebook: Mathematical Modeling of Social Relationships; What Mathematics Can Urszula Strawinska-Zanko,Larry S. Liebovitch Book 2018 Springer Interna

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Dynamical Analysis of Therapist-Client Interactions,e the stable steady states or points of homeostasis within the system (i.e., the relationship). These steady states function as an anchor that brings the system back to homeostasis if the system is perturbed or if it has been moved away from homeostasis by a force. Liebovitch and his associates (Lie

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Modeling Psychotherapy Encounters: Rupture and Repair, relationship ruptures. We present a simulation work that models a repair to relationship ruptures and investigates its potential impact on the success of the therapy. This new model suggests that an intervention of the therapist to repair the relationship with client is an effective way of preventi

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A Dynamical Approach to Conflict Management in Teams,eams and present some preliminary research that explores three key questions: First, can meaningful, distinct patterns of conflict management approaches?– cooperation, competition, and avoidance?– emerge within and across intact work teams and in ways that distinguish higher-performing teams from lo

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Modeling the Dynamics of Sustainable Peace,se negatives. Very little is known about the fundamental conditions needed to create and sustain peace. The AC4 consortium at Columbia University has led an international, cross-disciplinary project to determine the factors that are needed to create and sustain peace in the world. They have represen

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hey have to face growing volatility and an acceleration and internationalization of the knowledge process. This book undertakes to develop a sector specific theory of governance of the public research sector and applies it to the German research system. The book is the outcome of a large interdiscip

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John M. Gottman,Paul R. Pelusohey have to face growing volatility and an acceleration and internationalization of the knowledge process. This book undertakes to develop a sector specific theory of governance of the public research sector and applies it to the German research system. The book is the outcome of a large interdiscip