A comfortable feeling between client and hypnotist resulting in a level of trust, resulting in greater ability to respond to suggestion.
The process of building and maintaining a relationship of mutual trust and understanding. The ability to elicit useful responses from others. Often operates at the levels of words, actions, values and beliefs.
A condition in which responsiveness has been established, often described as feeling safe or trusting, or willing.
A close, trusting relationship, believed to be essential for effective psychotherapy.
where individuals recognise they are alike in some way which leads to a feeling of familiarity and warmth, bringing about trust and acceptance. Equally, this can relate to the rapport between conscious and unconscious minds where they are in agreement.
A state of trust established between hypnotist and subject.
That conscious feeling of harmonious accord, mutual responsiveness, and sympathy that contributes to the patient's confidence in the therapist and willingness to work cooperatively with him or her.
A working relationship between examiner and examinee in testing or assessment, 22-23
relation of mutual understanding or trust and agreement between people
Building a relationship with a customer.
a process of building a sustaining relationship of mutual trust, harmony and understanding. This happens through matching the accessing cues from words, eye movements and body language.
Rapport is a warm and friendly relationship or interpersonal environment. An examiner wants to ensure valid results by establishing this type of positive environment and thereby encouraging the proper motivation and cooperation of the test taker.
A satisfying relationship with another person, involving a basic level of communication and mutual support. Back to Human Relations Page.
The presence of trust, harmony, and cooperation in a relationship.
Rapport is when a positive harmonious relationship established between parties enables an easy exchange of information.
A relationship with the audience, especially one of mutual trust or emotional attraction.
The ability to establish positive relationships with people; to be able to get along with others; to make others feel comfortable around you.
Of French origin, connection with the audience, especially one of mutual trust or emotional attraction.
a feeling of comfort and connectedness between people
An estimation of the warmth of relationship developed between patient and interviewer during the course of an interview. It includes how well the patient engaged with the interviewer, how forthcoming with information they were and non-verbal behaviour.