Meanings of interpersonal problems in English

Self-esteem, perfectionism, and interpersonal problems were repeatedly measured to examine possible moderating effects.

These issues also place students at greater risk for substance abuse and consequently more interpersonal problems.

Those decisions may involve physical, scientific problems, or they may involve interpersonal problems, social values and moral decisions.

Having a confidant explained reduced symptomatology for all four dimensions, but particularly for low positive affect and interpersonal problems.

To some extent this dominance was achieved by the application of remorseless logic to both organisational and interpersonal problems.

Reactions were influenced by type of treatment and severity of depression but not by comorbid personality disorder or interpersonal problems.

The number of contacts, satisfaction, understanding and social support seeking demonstrated high temporal stability, in contrast to symptomatology and interpersonal problems.

Severity of symptomatology at T2 was best predicted by the severity of symptomatology at referral and by the change in interpersonal problems.